Amber Boone

Yeah, like, you just, oh. Yesterday, I was like, I want a pretzel. I'm sitting on my couch. I was like, I just want a pretzel so bad right now. I was like, I'm about to go to, like, the pretzel place and get a pretzel. I was like, Lord Jesus, I got to get this. Girl, get your shoes on. I got to do all this. I got to go back in the house and get your blanket.

Yeah, like, you just, oh. Yesterday, I was like, I want a pretzel. I'm sitting on my couch. I was like, I just want a pretzel so bad right now. I was like, I'm about to go to, like, the pretzel place and get a pretzel. I was like, Lord Jesus, I got to get this. Girl, get your shoes on. I got to do all this. I got to go back in the house and get your blanket.

Yeah, like, you just, oh. Yesterday, I was like, I want a pretzel. I'm sitting on my couch. I was like, I just want a pretzel so bad right now. I was like, I'm about to go to, like, the pretzel place and get a pretzel. I was like, Lord Jesus, I got to get this. Girl, get your shoes on. I got to do all this. I got to go back in the house and get your blanket.

And I told my husband, I was like, I really miss. There's only, like, a few months of my life where I can just get up and go, but I miss that.

And I told my husband, I was like, I really miss. There's only, like, a few months of my life where I can just get up and go, but I miss that.

And I told my husband, I was like, I really miss. There's only, like, a few months of my life where I can just get up and go, but I miss that.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh.

You know, that scale is like the interesting thing. And I think that's part of the frustration is I was just finding that. I was just finding that out when I got my grandbaby. So like, you know, you when you're young, you have kids. I literally gave up my life. I mean, like I was wild. Like I was 13 years old doing things like that. Grown people should not even be doing.

You know, that scale is like the interesting thing. And I think that's part of the frustration is I was just finding that. I was just finding that out when I got my grandbaby. So like, you know, you when you're young, you have kids. I literally gave up my life. I mean, like I was wild. Like I was 13 years old doing things like that. Grown people should not even be doing.

You know, that scale is like the interesting thing. And I think that's part of the frustration is I was just finding that. I was just finding that out when I got my grandbaby. So like, you know, you when you're young, you have kids. I literally gave up my life. I mean, like I was wild. Like I was 13 years old doing things like that. Grown people should not even be doing.

And then I got pregnant and I was like, I'm done. I'm done doing all of the things. I'm going to be a good mom. I'm going to be the mom that I wanted. I'm going to be a great mom. And I dedicated my life to just doing everything I thought would make me a good mom. And my whole life was centered around my kids.

And then I got pregnant and I was like, I'm done. I'm done doing all of the things. I'm going to be a good mom. I'm going to be the mom that I wanted. I'm going to be a great mom. And I dedicated my life to just doing everything I thought would make me a good mom. And my whole life was centered around my kids.

And then I got pregnant and I was like, I'm done. I'm done doing all of the things. I'm going to be a good mom. I'm going to be the mom that I wanted. I'm going to be a great mom. And I dedicated my life to just doing everything I thought would make me a good mom. And my whole life was centered around my kids.

Let me tell you, like, my jobs that I picked, they were jobs that I, where I could make sure I got my kids to school and get them home from school. And on their lunch hour, I was up there volunteering at the book fair. And then I was taking them to, you know, cheerleading, football, soccer, whatever. And, like, all the things. My whole life was them. And then it was, like, as they got older, okay.

Let me tell you, like, my jobs that I picked, they were jobs that I, where I could make sure I got my kids to school and get them home from school. And on their lunch hour, I was up there volunteering at the book fair. And then I was taking them to, you know, cheerleading, football, soccer, whatever. And, like, all the things. My whole life was them. And then it was, like, as they got older, okay.

Let me tell you, like, my jobs that I picked, they were jobs that I, where I could make sure I got my kids to school and get them home from school. And on their lunch hour, I was up there volunteering at the book fair. And then I was taking them to, you know, cheerleading, football, soccer, whatever. And, like, all the things. My whole life was them. And then it was, like, as they got older, okay.

I finished my college degree. I started, you know, working and like developing like a brand and like a corporate persona and all of this stuff. And I was like, okay, cool. But still it was somewhat revolved around my kids or whatever, but it was just like, but I started to realize as my kids got older, I was like, oh my God, they're going to leave. And then what am I going to do?

I finished my college degree. I started, you know, working and like developing like a brand and like a corporate persona and all of this stuff. And I was like, okay, cool. But still it was somewhat revolved around my kids or whatever, but it was just like, but I started to realize as my kids got older, I was like, oh my God, they're going to leave. And then what am I going to do?