Life is Amazing

Do you ever feel like, you have done everything and nothing has happened? Or you'll pray, and pray and hope that your prayers are answered? Except they never are; well my prayers are starting to be answered. In this blog post, I am going to explain how mine are but there have been some draw backs. In my past blogs, I have told you that I have two wonderful beautiful little girls and plus that I am married to an amazing husband and father to the girls. I wasn't working because I had a baby(a month early) and plus that my previous jobs haven't worked out for my husband and I because of his work schedule. Well this year, I believe that I have landed a job where not only I make more money and be home with my family more; but where I can challenge myself as well. I will be a room attendant making $13 per hour at a hotel, I will be getting off work at a decent hour, where I can come home and cook dinner(my family won't be eating frozen/canned goods no more). My siste

     I never knew how motherhood would change me and my point of view on life. Ever since the day that Serenity and Savanna was born, I don’t think I’m ready to go back to work just yet.Serenity is now 2-years-old(almost 3); man, time sure has flown by quickly.  My husband TJ and I have been married since August 1st,2016(2 days before his birthday,lol) he has been so amazing not only as an amazing husband, but as a wonderful father as well.  I have learned over the past few years that, as a parent and as a spouse, that you have to make hard decisions. I had to leave one place where I was making $10.20/hr and where I was getting paid bi-weekly; to a place where I make $9.00/hr and get paid bi-weekly. My hours are consistent though; compared to only working five hours a night for 3-4 nights a week. I was working second shift(2pm-10pm) where I worked five days a week; my check was not always consistent though.Now,I’m looking for a better paying job, so that my husband isn’t always

Life is hard as it is, but life as a mom of two girls and working is even harder. Between working and taking care of our two girls(2-years-old and newborn), there’s housework on top of all that. Don’t get me started on bills and groceries,lol; anyways what can I say, life has it’s good moments. Except life has the worst timing for somethings; our first child, was an easy pregnancy and birth. Our second child, well let’s just say I had issues throughout the entire pregnancy which led to an emergency c-section.  Having a c-section scared me at first, but it wasn’t as bad as I thought it was and or have seen on TV. Leading up to the c-section, I had a dizzy spell at the doctor’s office which led to an ambulance being called and me ending up in the hospital for over night observation because the baby’s heart rate dropped. I was out of the hospital for one night, before I had to go back the next night because I thought my water broke. I was supposed to go home the next night because my

      (the day our daughter was born)      Okay so this is my first blog post and I want to tell ya'll about me; my name is Amber Bruner(soon-to-be Mrs. Dillon) I'm 23-years-old and a first time mom of a 2-week-old baby girl named Serenity Elizabeth Dillon. My fiancee's name is Timothy Allan Dillon Jr and is 26-years-old; we are so blessed to have something so amazing to be apart of us and that is our beautiful daughter. I was born on a Monday in the year of 1993 on April 12th; my fiancee was born on a Thursday in the year of 1989 on August 3rd and than our daughter Serenity was born on a Monday in the year of 2016 on April 18th.  I am going to explain what happened to me before I got with TJ and had our daughter. Now, I will warn ya'll that it will make you cry, angry, revengeful, etc; it depends on how you take it. July 2013    In the year of 2013, I was living with my dad and his wife in Georgia and was working at McDonald's; I had just turned 20-years-o