This is the story of how I almost lived a poor life. When I was younger hardships were the hardest; this is how I lived next to a pedofile, could barely afford things, and still made it out alive.

There are many things that happened in a short amount of time and not enough time today to write it all out. Being a mom of three under four is not easy and very time consuming.

Today’s been a mess! Plus currently hiding in my basement due to a tornado in my area! First tornado experience!

Bare with me as this is my very first time "blogging" or whatever you call it! Hello everyone my name is Madison. I am 20 years old, I am married to a sweet and caring man, and we live here in Morehead Kentucky. We are currently pregnant with our first and only (human) child. Our other is a sweet and sassy little gray Tabby Cat named Nova. She is the current light of our world and when her baby sibling gets here we will have double the light! Above are me and my husband Jayden, and then below this are a few personality photos of Nova. I hope you enjoy this little introduction as I try and figure out and navigate how to get into this to hopefully reach people around the world and to also make some income as this world is harsh and funds are low, and welcoming a little one is difficult but not impossible! It helps to have community and support and that is exactly what I hope to get from this as well as possibly hearing from others who may live life in a camper!

This blog, this stream, it’s about those moments. The ones where common sense takes a backseat, where morals go missing, where people make choices that make the rest of us wonder—what the hell were they thinking? Because let’s be real, some folks have completely lost the plot. And while I’ve had my fair share of questionable decisions, at least my moral compass isn’t totally broken. Some people, though? They’re a whole different level of reckless. So, welcome to "Brain Cells not Included"

This is a note that tells you all about what writing is. You will learn the definition of writing and how it works.

At just eight years old, my world turned upside down when my family packed up and moved to Tupelo, Mississippi. Leaving behind the only home I had ever known was terrifying—my friends, my neighborhood, my sense of security. But that move? It didn’t last. From the confusion of my last name mystery to my momma’s legendary refusal to follow rules (white-outting legal documents included), to the moment that sent us right back home, this chapter of my life was full of revelations, chaos, and unexpected blessings. Because as much as I feared the move, fate had other plans. Returning home wasn’t just about comfort—it was about finding the people and the moments that would shape me forever. The year we came back was the year I met my soul sister, Ashley—the person I never knew I needed. This is the story of a journey that was never meant to be, the lessons learned along the way, and the people who made home feel like home.

When I say my momma was a force to be reckoned with, I mean exactly that. You did not bring harm to her children or her grandchildren. And you sure as hell didn’t stand between her and her grandbabies. I learned that early in life, but one memory that stands out is when my sister started dating a Black man.

A stretch a day keeps the cramps away. Like an apple and a doctor. The difference. Stretching is a routine developed into habit. Though habits and routines go hand in hand.

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I'm just introducing my sweet boy. This blog will be mainly about him. He is my whole world. I hope y'all enjoy reading.

Gold jewelry holds both sentimental and financial value, making it one of the most common items people choose to sell when looking to make extra cash.

So, I had this brilliant idea. I was going to make tallow. Yes, you read that right—tallow. You know, the thick, solidified fat that people used back in the day for cooking, soap-making, and probably the most impressive candle-making sessions ever. But of course, I didn’t stop to think that maybe—just maybe—I might not be the culinary or DIY genius I thought I was.

Okay, let’s talk about aloe vera for a second. You know, that green succulent you keep in your bathroom window because it looks pretty but probably doesn’t get nearly as much love as it deserves? Yeah, that one. Well, I’m here to tell you that aloe vera is not just some random plant with a weird name — it's basically your bathroom’s secret superhero.

Let’s be real: sometimes life just gets overwhelming. You know the drill — long days at work, late nights, stress, and, of course, tiredness that just won’t quit. For a while, my boyfriend had been running on empty. He was juggling his job, family life, and the never-ending to-do lists. His energy levels were sinking faster than a rock, and he was starting to look like he could use a serious pick-me-up. Enter the magic root that’s been around for centuries: ginseng.

Growing up as a kid, out on the countryside of the American Mid-West, Life was fairly easy going. Plenty of time outside, surrounded by wooded areas for miles, and best of all having a river in our backyard there was TONS of fun to be had.

The nostalgia of childhood, it's a very bittersweet thing for some. I'm part of that some, so I wrote a poem about it.

Seeing God in the moments of homeschooling is such a joy. I thought homeschool would be me teaching my daughter but often it’s really God teaching me

if you are reading this your warning is here stop now this is not a happy ending romance story this is a story about life love lost and pain you’ve been warned

Building a homestead is a fulfilling journey toward self-sufficiency, starting with careful planning and soil preparation for a productive garden. By raising animals for food and learning to cook from scratch, you can nourish your family and preserve your harvest year-round. Embracing sustainability through composting, water conservation, and renewable energy makes your homestead not only a source of food but a lifestyle rooted in independence and environmental stewardship.