Cheri Pollack

Cheri Pollack
Happy is.........

My Story

Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
Who am I? A question that I've been asking myself for 47 years. There are some things that I do know for sure. I am woman who loves deeply, cares like crazy, feels everything in my core. I am wildly creative, love to laugh, smile and I take great joy in knowing that I have worked hard at being the best wife, mother, sister, daughter, friend and teacher that I can be. I am open to possibilities, passionate about causes and people. I have trouble with transitions and hate to disappoint anyone....EVER! I know that I need to get stronger on the inside so that I can more gracefully and flow with the changes and opportunities that come my way. I invite you to join me on my journey to my core and beyond. Let's grow together!

Monday, December 8, 2008

Happy Monday morning to everyone. There is something so liberating about Monday's, knowing the boys are safely off to school, Rob gets back into his plaid shirt and khaki pants and gets his routine going and I can joyfully pick up the pieces of a Pollack weekend. The laundry blows my mind, I literally fell knee first into one of our six overflowing laundry baskets. I am happy to report it's almost all clean laundry but, someone has to put it away.....or does she? I am grateful that I did get to sleep last night even though my head was filled of blogging ideas. It is my intention to use this blog to showcase my FunctionalFunk pottery and other artistic inspirations, my mothering trails and triumphs and our family adventures and misadventures. Often times it's the non-doing that brings me the greatest joy and contentment. It's those stolen moments that just happen, as if by magic. My boys constantly remind me to that conversation can't be forced and heartfelt moments can't be planned. So I try to be present and available waiting and wondering, available to capture it all in that special place in my heart that reminds me that they do notice, they do care and yes, they are amazing miracles that I helped to mold (I don't mean the kind that is taking over my shower). That should be on my list to tackle but, maybe I should just look at showering as a wonderful science experiment. Any tips on controlling mold in the shower?
On that note I need to move forward tackling my Monday morning mess. Helen is making cookies and I am hoping I don't dig too deep into the Apple Pie I made last night. I never knew I could make pies, without a recipe of course. Ethan said, "Mom you're really becoming a great baker!" Yes, honey a little sugar and a lot of butter and you too can become a great baker. I hope today is even better than you imagined it would be when the alarm went off this morning. Enjoy and like my dad always said, "Keep Smiling!"

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