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Does this make sense???!!!

Mom, Business Consultant, Writer .... now Blogger! 

My very creative cousin said to me this weekend, "You are a Writer - and a Mom - AND you work from home.  YOU should be blogging."  I shook my head in agreement yet unsure, as my wheels began to spin.

Yes, I consider myself fairly automated and reasonably savvy with social media for a 40-something Mom of two, however, couldn't really picture how a blog would fit in ... so I did what I do best - I dove in!!  Welcome to my new blog.  I am not entirely certain what this will be, but I expect it will be where I combine by trials and joys of Motherhood and family life, along with the common sense approach projected into my business consulting work.

Does this blog make sense for me ... should you read it? Time will tell.  You may agree with me, think I am nuts, or be apathetic to my words but I want you to tell me what you think each time I share a story and ask you, "Does this make sense???"

Ok Sheri - just took a deep breath, palms joined together as if in prayer ... and I am diving ........

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