Begin Again

 First off, it's been years since I've been back on Blogger.  That said, I'm glad to be back.  What has me writing again?  COVID.  Yes, I'm one of those people who had my life flash before my eyes and realized very quickly how many things I was saddened I never continued doing much after becoming a mother and getting married.  Yes, in that order.  I tried a few times to come back but I would always find an excuse for why I was too busy, etc.  If Covid has taught me anything it is that while life is short you need to be doing what makes you happy with the time you are here.  Which means less time with all the things that do not bring me joy and more time doing the things that do.  If writing is one of those things, why not explore it more.  Maybe I'll even look to write something that can be published someday.  :-)  Baby steps.  Til then, here is my first hello and intro to my blog.  I'll be using it to document my Covid experience first then just as a daily, weekly, or monthly forum for all things mom, wife, daughter, sister, aunt and of course TexMex.  Hope you enjoy the read.


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