Posted in Sherry Carr Deer on Aug 20th, 2008
When I was growing up, living with my Grandmother, we got up every Saturday morning and cleaned the house. You did your chores before you got to do anything else. No exceptions. If you just did it and didn’t gripe too much, the cleaning took maybe an hour (it wasn’t a big house, and there [...]
Posted in Sherry Carr Deer on Jul 31st, 2008
I like words. I like reading them, I like writing them, I’m bothered by people who don’t want to use them. One of my favorite quotes is from Mark Twain, “The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightening and a lightening bug.” I think words can be a powerful [...]
Posted in Sherry Carr Deer on Jul 18th, 2008
Sherry Carr Deer is a Mommy to Nicholas who just turned 3, fiance to William, the widow of Mark, and a PR professional at a non-profit hospital. You can read more of her posts here.
I am having a great time planning our wedding. William is such a great fiance, shares his opinions, but has for [...]
Posted in Sherry Carr Deer on Jun 28th, 2008
Sherry Carr Deer is a Mommy to Nicholas who just turned 3, fiance to William, the widow of Mark, and a PR professional at a non-profit hospital. You can read more of her posts here.
Before we were even pregnant with our son, my late husband and I talked about manners and how we would teach them to [...]
Posted in Sherry Carr Deer on Jun 17th, 2008
One of those things you hear before you’re a parent – and you wish parents would stop saying all the time – is how quickly the time goes. It starts during the pregnancy, “You just wait, the 9 months are going to fly by!” and continues through each developmental phase your child goes through, “You [...]
Posted in Sherry Carr Deer on Jun 17th, 2008
We’re welcoming another wonderful mom to This Mommy Gig! Sherry has a very unique perspective on this whole parenting thing due to her experiences and we’re really looking forward to having her write with us!
Sherry Carr Deer is the overly-caffeinated mom to three-year-old Nicholas, has worked in non-profit public relations for 10 years, went from [...]
