Category Archives: Tasha Winkler Bossio

. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard this saying, mostly from my dad. I take this word to the wise to mean that if someone has already found a way to do something, learn from them. You … Continue reading →

My mother once told me that her favorite vacation was one that she and my dad took to New York. I was completely offended that she didn’t choose one that included us kids. I NOW KNOW WHY!!! There is nothing … Continue reading →

Kids say some of the funniest things. It was once recommended to me that I write down some of the things that I have seen or heard over the years for whenever I might need a good laugh. In honor … Continue reading →

I have a Father, He hears my call. He’ll never leave me, no matter where I go. He knows my name, He knows my every thought. He sees each tear that falls, and hears me when I call. I can … Continue reading →

leg·a·cy noun \ˈle-gə-sē\ something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor or from the past I want to leave a legacy How will they remember me? Did I choose to love? Did I point to You enough To make a mark on things? I … Continue reading →

What traffic sign best describes your spouse on a bad day? I would probably have to say DETOUR. When Anton is having a bad day, I do my best to stay away. Bad day recovery is best without me standing … Continue reading →

When her hairspray empties into her suitcase and drenches every single pair of panties she has packed? When she gets to summer camp and realizes that she forgot her toothbrush AND her pajamas? When the flight attendant wakes her up … Continue reading →