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Deborah Cruz
A Creative Force Redefining Motherhood
She's not your average mom blogger. With a razor-sharp wit, an unparalleled knack for storytelling, and a passion for authenticity, Deborah is single-handedly rewriting the narrative around modern motherhood.
As the Founder and Chief Creative Officer of the award-winning Parenting, Lifestyle, and Travel website, The TRUTH about Motherhood, Deborah has carved out a unique space in the digital landscape. Far from the curated perfection of traditional "mommy blogs," her powerful, unapologetic voice has resonated with thousands of women seeking refuge from the pressure to be perfect.
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Looks like fun. Love the jellybean painting. Happy WW!
They had several of the masterpieces done in Jelly Bellies, they were pretty awesome!
Oh my goodness, the Transformer! My boys would die…
BumbleBee was pretty cool. He spoke and everything. It was the actual one used in the movie and it was HUGE!
Looks like a great time (especially the first pic).
That Sangria was STRONG! I had that for lunch…then went swimming.I was lucky I didn’t drown:)
Looks like your girls had a blast! I love the jelly beans portrait and the Barbie sign! BTW, your girls are GORGEOUS (just like their mommy!)
Thanks fro the sweet words. the portraits of jelly beans were awesome.They had a whole collection of masterpieces.Even a Jelly belly Mona Lisa. And the Barbie exhibit was amazing. I had a great time looking at the barbies I had when I was a kid and the ones my Mom had and now my girls. It was a blast!
WOW. That museum looks FANTASTIC!
It was absolutely fantastic and EXHAUSTING! The best part was the carousel on the 4th floor!Girls loved it!
I was coming over to see if you had fallen off the face of the earth! I was worried….I have not been receiving your updates!
hmmm…wonder what the problem is???
The pictures are beautiful, as are your girls! I hope everyone is doing great!!!!!!!
LOL! I changed my domain in January and I think I lost a bunch of people. No one is getting updates. You wil have to resubscribe:( sorry. But I did miss you. At first I just thought every one got pissed at me but then realized it was the move. http://www.motherhoodthetruth.com
OMG. SO much fun!! We have a children’s museum here too. But it is nowhere near as cool as that.
PS Can I have a bite of that burrito? Nom nom nom
Burrito was the best part of the trip for me:)LOL that’s why I shared the AWFUL PICTURE! YES, it literally is the world’s largest childrens museum and believe me I think I burned enough calories to eat that burrito that day!mama loves Labambas!
Deb that place looks AWESOME. The girls, cute as always, as are you.
But dammit that burrito. It looked GOOD. REAL good.
Awesome! You had me a Sangria! (-:
This looks like serious fun.