Hey everyone,
It’s been a minute since I last posted, and I know some of you have been wondering what’s up. Between the daily grind at work and the beautiful chaos of home life, finding a moment to sit and write has been tough. The balance isn’t always perfect, and I apologize for the radio silence on the blog.
Today, though, I’ve got a story and something pretty neat to share with you all. It’s about this amazing mom named Elsie who lives just down the block from me. She’s got three kids, a heart full of love, and this incredible knack for making life seem like a breeze, even when it’s anything but.
Elsie’s mornings start in the quiet before dawn. With a cup of coffee in one hand and a to-do list in the other, she’s a force of nature. Breakfast on the table, kids dressed, lunches packed with little notes inside — you know, the ones with jokes or those two words we all need sometimes, “You matter.”
After the school drop-off, it’s off to work she goes. Elsie’s got this way of making everyone smile, even on Mondays. Back home, it’s homework checks and a dinner that somehow tastes like it’s from a fancy restaurant. But the real magic? It’s the bedtime stories. No matter how long the day, she’s got this endless library of tales that send her kids off to dreamland feeling like they can climb mountains.
Elsie’s love is that everyday kind. It’s in the band-aids she puts on scraped knees, the way she listens to stories about recess, and how she can make a fever feel less scary in the middle of the night. That love is superhero stuff, even if she doesn’t wear a cape.
So I got to thinking about how we could celebrate these everyday superheroes we call moms. That’s when I got the idea for the Supermom shirt. It’s a little thank you to moms like Elsie, a way to recognize the heroes who don’t make it to the headlines. They deserve to be celebrated, don’t you think?
If you’ve got a mom, are a mom, or just know a mom who should be celebrated, check out this shirt on my website. It’s a simple thing, but sometimes it’s the simple things that say what big speeches can’t. It’s a way to wear that superpower proudly, to show the world that being a mom is kind of a big deal.
So, sorry again for being out of touch. Life’s a juggling act, and I dropped the ball on the blog. But I’m back, with stories to tell and shirts to share. Hope to see you around, and thanks for sticking with me.
Catch you all soon,
Sheila
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