Mom (wife) here. Someday I should find an easier code name.
Anyway, Dad is still recovering. Funny story: he has an appointment on Tuesday
to have his stitches taken out. But when we changed his dressings on his hand,
get this: there were no stitches....dom dom dommmmmmmmmm. Ok maybe
that's a little dramatic. They probably just dissolved. Or they forgot to
stitch him up. Ya know, whatevs.
I'm here to bring you today's Five Dollar Friday. Today my
five bones went to Scary Mommy Nation. In a blog full of daddy issues (not that
kind), we are recognizing a group aimed at helping out the mommies out there in
need.
Scary Mommy was started by stay-at-home mommy blogger Jill
Smokler with a simple blog about her family. Jill quickly gained popularity for
her witty and very honest approach to motherhood with a common theme that John
and I can both relate to: Parenting doesn't have to be perfect.
Jill took her fame and did something with it. She started
Scary Mommy Nation. In 2011, she had followers posting anonymously to her
community site confessing that they couldn't afford to have a Thanksgiving meal
for their children. The Scary Mommy Community raised $20,000 in one week to
help over 400 families have Thanksgiving last year.
Scary Mommy Nation has since expanded their project into a
developing non-profit and has started other programs like the Scary Mommy
Birthday Project and Scary Mommy of the Month. You can read more about these
great programs on their website: http://www.scarymommy.com/scary-mommy-nation.
With our recent influx of new readers here at Ask Your Dad
Blog, we can only hope to have as much success in raising more for good causes
as Jill has had with Scary Mommy Nation. I'm excited to have my fiver going to
those families that may need a little help these coming months.
You can donate via PayPal by visiting their website and hitting
Click to Donate. (Or just click here. I like to make it easy for you). So here you go,
Scary Mommy Nation. From one "scary mommy" to another.
Thanks to Guerrilla Mom for her Five Dollar Friday and her
great guest post this week!
As always, if you have suggestions for future Five Dollar
Fridays, please send us an email through the Contact Page with the subject
"Five Dollar Fridays".
5 dollars donated! Thanks for typing this up dear :)
ReplyDelete$10 donated. Love, your sister who can only figure out how to comment anonymously. Don't judge me.
ReplyDeleteYou can just sign into your Google account and then it will default to it when you comment :P
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DeleteThank you so so much for the shout out!! It's been amazing to see the generosity and desire to help out here in cyberland!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou are so very welcome! Thanks for stopping by the blog!
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