Real Life Excerpts Archives • Life in a House

Disappointed, Angry, Raging Against the World – Again

03/21/2023 Kimberly Miller

Is your life feeling like a toilet bowl right about now? Me too. Let’s compare notes on why we’re disappointed, angry, and raging against the world.

The Demon Child, Future Criminal At Your Service

10/07/2022 Kimberly Miller

The Demon Child likes to pretend he’s a future criminal. He’s getting a good head start on it already too.

Evel Knievel Rides Again!

10/07/2022 Kimberly Miller

Raising boys who are daredevils like Evel Knievel … there’s never a dull moment.

Real Life Update: Dentures, New Job, Car Issues, and Aubree to Keep Me Busy

07/15/2022 Kimberly Miller

Since a year has passed, decided it was time to catch my readers up on a real-life excerpt of what has transpired in our corner of the world.

I’m Seriously Ready to Throw In The Towel and Just Quit Blogging. Seriously.

06/26/2020 Kimberly Miller

This is what happens when people treat bloggers as though they are second-rate citizens.

A New Chapter In Our Lives

12/06/2018 Kimberly Miller

When life seems as though it cannot get any worse – perseverance and a lot of faith turn those frowns into smiles.

A PSA on Facebook Videos and Facebook Messenger Messages

04/18/2018 Kimberly Miller

Mark Zuckerberg is not shutting Facebook down. Forwarding a message to 18 friends is not going to give you Facebook free when they start charging to use it. A lesson in common sense and a PSA on Facebook Videos and Facebook Messenger Messages.

BitchGirl For Hire – Nobody Will Read This Shit Anyway

12/13/2017 Kimberly Miller

Because sometimes a mom just needs to vent at the injustice of being a mom and treated like a BitchGirl.

Should Have Paid Attention in Health

09/06/2017 Kimberly Miller

Should have paid attention in health class when they were discussing how vital ligaments are. Those little suckers freaking HURT.

Juggling All of Life’s Demands: Is It Possible?

06/13/2017 Kimberly Miller

We, as women, try to juggle all of life’s demands for our families. We wear multiple hats every day, but when is it time to stop juggling and start breathing?