Life with Molly

Life with Molly just a mom trying to heal herself holistically while embracing every step of the way.

Every day I am getting stronger and closer to my goal.
01/16/2025

Every day I am getting stronger and closer to my goal.

Obsessed with my new ziplock and plastic wrap organizer.2025 the year I get better at staying organized.
01/16/2025

Obsessed with my new ziplock and plastic wrap organizer.

2025 the year I get better at staying organized.

Always get them in by end of day.
01/16/2025

Always get them in by end of day.

Closer to 10  by now but still got the 5k in .
01/16/2025

Closer to 10 by now but still got the 5k in .

That would be me. 2025 is me vs me.
01/16/2025

That would be me. 2025 is me vs me.

And were back in session. That was a long 4 weeks. I am so excited to be back to my note-taking, homework loving self!
01/15/2025

And were back in session. That was a long 4 weeks.

I am so excited to be back to my note-taking, homework loving self!


Yay! I knew I'd get them in today
01/15/2025

Yay! I knew I'd get them in today

Getting better  at getting closer to 10k each day.
01/15/2025

Getting better at getting closer to 10k each day.

My me-time. Self-love heavy over here these days.
12/21/2024

My me-time. Self-love heavy over here these days.

Mommy and daughter nails. My birthday girl is 11 today !!
12/14/2024

Mommy and daughter nails.

My birthday girl is 11 today !!

Our first Thanksgiving as a married couple. I am blessed to share this life with you, babe. I am so blessed and thankful...
10/16/2024

Our first Thanksgiving as a married couple. I am blessed to share this life with you, babe.

I am so blessed and thankful for my family, my children, and for having all generations under one roof, missing my sister.

This life I have is so beautiful and I do not take a minute of for granted.

*Every Child Matters: Honoring the Story of Orange Shirt Day*Today and every day, we acknowledge the resilience and stre...
09/30/2024

*Every Child Matters: Honoring the Story of Orange Shirt Day*

Today and every day, we acknowledge the resilience and strength of Indigenous communities and affirm that Every Child Matters.

In Canada, September 30th marks Orange Shirt Day, a national day of remembrance and reconciliation. This day honors the survivors of residential schools, their families, and the children who never returned home.

The story of Orange Shirt Day begins with Phyllis Webstad, a Northern Secwepemc leader from British Columbia. At just six years old, Phyllis was forcibly taken from her family and sent to St. Joseph's Mission Residential School. Upon arrival, her shiny new orange shirt, bought by her grandmother, was taken away, symbolizing the stripping of her identity, culture, and childhood.

Phyllis's story represents the experiences of thousands of Indigenous children forced into residential schools, subjected to physical, emotional, and psychological abuse, and denied their right to family, culture, and childhood.

Orange Shirt Day reminds us of:

- The 150,000+ Indigenous children taken from their families.
- The 4,000+ children who died in residential schools.
- The intergenerational trauma still felt today.

Let's work together towards reconciliation by:

- Listening to Indigenous voices and stories.
- Educating ourselves on Canadian history.
- Supporting Indigenous-led initiatives.

Wear orange today in solidarity. Say the names of the children who never returned. Honor the survivors and their families.

*Every Child Matters*.

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