
Who's lucky? That would be me.
Eileen: I’m a 42 year old mother of three boys. I was thrown into the social media scene in 2008 when my husband won Panasonic’s Living in HD suite of products. I’m new to social media, but not to being social. My elementary school report cards always used to say, “Eileen needs to learn when it is appropriate to be social”. It looks like I finally learned it. Before becoming an ubermom ten years ago, I was an elementary school teacher. Before that I was a print buyer for a publishing company. Before that I went to college. Before that I was in high school. You get the picture. But, like everyone else, there’s more to me than the jobs I’ve held, or the schools I’ve attended. In my spare time (HA!) I paint murals, throw rockin’ parties with the LOML, do wedding flowers, dabble in home decorating, carpool, play bunco, run in half marathons, do t’ai chi, quit book groups, and get involved with philanthropic organizations I believe in. I’m a busy lady. I’m a spaz. I am the eggman. I am the walrus. I am in need of a nap.
John (Love of My Life -LOML): We met the first night of college at the dorm dance. We were friends for eight -yes, eight!- years before we finally figured that being more than friends would be a good idea. (We’re slow on the uptake.) He’s a junior high school principal which also automatically makes him a saint. He also puts up with me, so that’s like double sainthood. Just ask my Mom.
M1: Our first born son, who is eleven years old, is the leader of the pack. He enjoys playing football (pads and everything), basketball, is on the chess team, and is super organized. (Just like his mother -right.) He is also a Lego builder extraordinaire.
M2: Our middle son is seven years old and is the mini-me of my husband. He is freakishly strong (our pediatrician even says so) and is constantly on the move. He’s the child who turned me into a Soccer Mom. He started walking at nine months. Pray for me.
M3: The littlest one of the bunch at four years old, but certainly not one to be underestimated. He’ll take on a kid that’s twice his size and show them who’s boss. He’s fearless, started riding a two-wheel bike when he was three, and is a performer and a ham.
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