A Cita Life

So, I told you in my Hello January post that I had a huge announcement and I was going to do a separate post. Well, this is that post! Lol. I am super excited to announce that The Fae and Cita Show will be at the Refined Festival in Cleveland, Ohio on March 10, 2018!  The event is located at Crocker Park, Market Square located at  239 Market St, Westlake, OH 44145   from 4pm-10pm. The Refined Festival is the first of its kind because it is not produced directly by an Ohio alcohol association. By not being produced directly by an Ohio alcohol association allows small and large distilleries to participate. I like it because it allows everyone to be able to showcase their products in a place and a way they may not have been able to do before. There is also another benefit to this event that makes me happy. The festival helps place cats in homes! Refined teamed up with Tails From the City, it’s a no kill volunteer based shelter. There will be an auction to benefit the cats for t

I’m at this interesting path in my life. There is where my husband says, “This is where men and women can’t get along.” The big debate in our household like I’m sure everyone else is more money. I know it’s a very heated topic and some can even break up if they can’t come to terms with it. I’m in the process of trying to switch from a job to a career. I have a degree in business and not had a chance to use it. Everything that I have ever applied for in the past has always been “thank you for applying but we have went with other candidates better situated for this position” or “you lack the experience necessary.” My career options is HR (which the hubs think I would be a good fit for seeing how I like to help people) and Marketing (which I think would be a good creative outlet.)  He wants me to make more money but he thinks I’ll ultimately choose something for happiness. He says this is where the conflict comes into play because men are driven by money usually to support a f

Happy New Year! I hope you had a fun and safe holiday season and New Year. I hope you were able to bring in the New Year the way you wanted to. We didn’t do too much for Christmas. My aunt was sick so our annual Christmas breakfast was cancelled. We hung out around the house until it was time to go over to his sister house for the Christmas dinner. I loved the gifts the boys got for Christmas. All learning toys and books talking about colors, letters, and numbers. My oldest already knows all of it so, he tells me everything about it when we read a book. New Year’s Eve we stayed at home. We had plans to go to his sister’s house but, my nephew came over instead. Which was nice anyway because the boys got to run around and play. They tried to stay up but both of them were falling out so they were in the bed by 11. If we were at anyone’s house we would had to pack them up and bring them home once they were too tired. It would have been a lot of fussing taking them out of the car and