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I'm Back!

Alright, so for those of you who don't know, I had to take my blog down because Seth (Aylas Dad) and I got into a court bottles fighting for parenting time. I would like to announce that things are going fairly well between Aylas two families and we are doing our best to give Ayla everything she deserves!
Ayla is two now and is sleeping in her own big girl bed! We are working on potty training and she loves Minnie mouse!
I am currently enrolled at Empire Beauty School for cosmetology and, whole it's hard, I have never enjoyed learning so much. Currently I am learning nails and learning how talking care of them is so important because your nails can tell you if the rest of you is sick. I'm so amazed with how incredible the human body is!
Also, for the last 4, almost 5, months (7 if you count casual dating before hand) I have been in a serious committed relationship with a man I love very much. His name is Kory May. He and I together are raising his daughter and my daughter with respect and love and we are making a family out of the four of us.
I just thought I would give you an update on my life so that you guys know what I am talking about moving forward! Have a great day and tell someone you love them. They might need to hear it today!

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