Megan
Megan was born and raised in Omaha; she tried to go "away" for college but it only took her about 2 hours west to Hastings College. After graduating and not wanting to get a "real job" she pursued graduate school at UNL and finished with a Masters in Child Development. She began working as an Early Childhood Program Evaluator and eventually met her CPA husband, Dan. In July their lives changed when they welcomed two beautiful baby girls, Mackenzie & Savannah. After more than 9 years in her professional position Megan left to stay home and currently considers her position as the "Keeper of Chaos" in the household to be the most important job she'll ever get the privilege to have. When she's not chasing after newly crawling twin babies or figuring out how this whole mom thing works, she enjoys the small things: a drink on the porch, walks with her family, roaming Target alone, candy bar lattes, and listening to audiobooks.
Needing a Vacation After Our Vacation
As much as I loved our getaway I have to say, I understand why parents often say they need a vacation after a vacation.
Reflections on my FIRST YEAR of motherhood!
My babies are ONE YEAR OLD!!! That means we all survived!!! How, I'm honestly not sure, but I decided to sit down and reflect on my first year of motherhood.
What Did You Do Today?
"What did you do today?". . . . it's a question that every stay at home mama hears. On a good day, it means how was your day? Buuuuuut, on a bad day, it can mean a number of negative things: why isn't more done, why is this place a mess, what's going on with the crazy kids?
Be Aware, But Don’t Forget to See the Good
The first story I read about a woman who had been followed through a store by "bad guys" in an attempt to abduct her children was in April. HORRIFYING!! It was somewhere else though; far enough...
Omaha Moms Blog :: Introducing Megan
I can't even believe I'm signing up for this new adventure as a blogger on a team of Omaha Moms, but here goes. . . .
Omaha
I've lived here essentially my whole life and truly think of...