Angela Thompson
Growing up in the Midwest, then living a short time in Florida, I have never felt more at home and cared for by people than I do here. We love calling Knoxville our home. After my son was diagnosed with cerebral palsy our lives and priorities changed completely. We spend our days driving around the many areas of Knoxville going to different appointments. I also spend my time trying to advocate, educate, and inspire moms with children with special needs. (This can be found at Moagg.org) We love finding fun activities to do where my son can enjoy and feel included.
Getting Rid Of The Post-Holiday Blues
It seems that in the time leading up to the holiday season, there is so much going on. So much planning, so much shopping, so much wrapping and so many school events. It always...
Decluttering Your Space
As moms, we are in a constant state of go. We juggle schedules, appointments, meals, carpools, sibling fights, and so much more. Sometimes, life can seem so chaotic and full of clutter, and it...
Always The Hostess Never The Guest
As the holiday season approaches, my calendar is suddenly flooded with new entries. Not only am I to attend events, but I am generally the one hosting. Even if it is not my event,...
Buy The Dang Dress, Girl!
Story time: six months after I had my son, my best friend got married. I was honored to be a part of her special day and she even let us pick out the style...
How To Keep Your Sanity When You’re Stuck At Home With Kids
I am a stay-at-home mom to my son. He has special needs, so getting him out of the house is a lot of work. We try our best to take him to do fun...
Birthday Parties At Splash Country
What better way to spend a birthday during the summer months than a day at Dollywood's Splash Country? To top the excitement, add in a retreat and a birthday party package as the cherry...
I Don’t Want My Son To Be Proud of Me
Yes, that's right. I said what I said. I don't want my son to be proud of me and there is one very specific reason. To explain, I have to start with a story. I...