Erin Hernandez

Erin Hernandez
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Mom. Wife. Data nerd. World traveler. Voracious reader. Blunt writer. Frequent swearer. Trying to figure out motherhood and life.
Living the Reality of Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Living the Reality of Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Ladies, it is SO important to take care of your health, and getting an annual mammogram for you lovelies 40+ is recommended by the...
COVID-19 Resources and Helping Out

COVID-19 Resources and Helping Out

We are all deep into the COVID-19 pandemic and have faced a variety of challenges. Some of us have lost loved ones to this...
Springing into Creativity

Springing into Creativity

Part of my "resolution" this year was to try some new, creative things. In my career and generally in life, I'm data and information...
New Year, New YOU

New Year, New YOU

It's 2020...a brand new decade! While I'm not particularly fond of making New Year's Resolutions myself, I do love to explore new things, whether...
Giving Back this Holiday Season

Giving Back this Holiday Season

The holidays are upon us. Have you bought your kids the latest iPad, Hoverboard, iPhone, Avenger, Apple Watch, Drone,  etc. yet?!? We've become a...

Giving and (Care) Taking

It's November, the start of the holidays and the season of giving! I want to focus on caregivers. I chose this topic since I'm...
Feel Those Breasts, For Your Health!

Feel Those Breasts, For Your Health!

In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness month, I'm sharing my own personal story with the village. You all know the two "fun" parts...
Loneliness with a View

Loneliness with a View

My husband and I, since we are parenting without a village, try to give each other breaks to recharge. He took his solo trip...
Celebrate Your Friends on National Friendship Day

Celebrate Your Friends on National Friendship Day

Today, August 4th is National Friendship Day in the United States. The first thing that popped into my head while writing this post was...
How to Cope: Being a Mom Without the Village

How to Cope: Being a Mom Without the Village

Does this sound familiar to you?  My husband and I moved to Atlanta before starting a family, because he got a great job offer...