Tuesday, December 1, 2009

About Me

Informal Bio

Hi! I am a married, part-time working Mom. Out of necessity, I work part time in an office a few days a week. I started the June Cleaver project because I felt like my life just consisted of me running around from one thing to the next with no benefit to anyone—not to my family or to myself. I wanted to get off the crazy ride I felt like I was on and live a more simple and happy life. I thought about prior generations and what history tells us were “easier” and “simpler” times. I kept coming back to the 1950’s and envisioning June Cleaver from television’s Leave It To Beaver. So, here I am! I am on a mission to do the following: try and live a more value-driven life as a more “hands-on” mom; have more organization in my home and life; lead a more simple life; get back to basics in many ways; be a happy homemaker; and be a better mom, wife and person. (and all with a sense of humor, too!!!)

Formal Bio

Jessie is an attorney and writer part time. While she loves the law and the challenges it presents, she believes that there is nothing better than being able to blog about life and being a Mom, wife and woman in 2010 and the challenges these roles present. Jessie also loves to dedicate time to her family and is always trying to figure out how to find more time to do so! Jessie loves to spend time in creative pursuits, including writing, reading, cooking, artistic projects, traveling and antiquing.

About this blog:

A Year in the Life of June Cleaver is a blog directed at women, working women with children and stay at home moms, as Jessie has been in all of those shoes and feels confident wearing all of them. The blog is updated approximately every other day if not more and includes daily observations and commentary, tips and ideas, product reviews, giveaways and how-to articles.

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1 comments:

twitter said...

Hi Jessie,
What a great blog! Love your banner and devotion to Mrs. Cleaver.
Helen Ellis
www.goodenoughhousekeeping.com