AuthorMom Outnumbered

Hi!
My name is Kerri Green;
Wife to Justin, and mother to four highly entertaining daughters
-Alena, Chloe, Tessa, and Paige.
I am an artist, a writer, a daycare provider,
a lover of people, a believer that there is humor and beauty in all things,
and the author of Mom Outnumbered;
a blog about real family life, and my observations of it.
My goal is to make people laugh,
to be there for them when they cry,
and most importantly,
to let them know that they are not at all alone in this up and down world.
I live with my family in Sebastopol California, and I am opening the window into our life.
So welcome!
Come in.
Sit down.
Just please don’t mind the mysterious wet spots.

The Hourglass and the Echo

It was back to reality today. Back to hectic school mornings. I patted myself on the back again for the fact that I had cleaned out my youngest daughter’s lunchbox on the very first day of Christmas Break, instead of having to approach it two weeks...

The Tradition

Yesterday was my birthday. I turned 49, and I’m now at the age where I am questioning if I have to actually tell people that. I cannot wrap my mind around almost being in my 50s, although I remember turning 30 and feeling the same way about it. I...

Tree Perfection

We got our Christmas tree this last weekend. I had been sick with a terrible cold, but had still powered through to host Thanksgiving, do all the clean up, help throw a two year old’s birthday party Saturday, and then had decorated the house for...

Drying Oranges

As I have previously mentioned, something happens to me in the fall and winter months. I could have not lifted a finger to do anything remotely creative all year long, and as soon as I start feeling the chill in the air, or the sun starts setting a...

More Than Just a Hot Cocoa

I scrolled on Facebook, and stopped dead on the picture. My oldest daughter, Alena, had just posted a couple of shots of her and her nearly 2 year old daughter, Mavis. They were sitting on the couch together drinking hot cocoa. It was Mavis’ first...

Not Alone

For years my mom has been a public speaker. She’s done it as long as I can remember. Mainly, she will speak for church events, but has been asked to do it for a wide-array of other things, including graduations, auctions, and at parties, and women’s...

Fall, My Muse

It happens to me every year: That fall breeze comes through my door, and I’m powerless to stop it. Suddenly, when I would have been content with just sitting and reading a book a few weeks ago, I have the unbelievable need to get up and make...

Tiny Cabin With Its Light On

My grandmother was an amazing oil painter. Her house was like an art gallery. The old wood-paneled walls held another world’s portal to forests, and mountains, and quiet streams. My favorite paintings of hers, though, was one we had hanging in our...

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