Tag Archives: ADHD

Celebrating 100 Blog Posts!

Posted on November 2, 2015 by Nana

I’ve been blogging since 2009 on this site, but really started posting regularly last year. This blog began as a way to talk about parenting, volunteering, being a working mom, and ADHD. I use a lot of sarcastic wit, humor … Continue reading →

Posted in Quirky Stuff, Salesforce Queen | Tagged ADHD, Advice, AwesomeAdmin, career, Celebrate, Community, Dreamforce, Parenting, Salesforce | 2 Comments

Back to School, Homework Hacks in a Dev Org & Organizing My ADHDer

Posted on August 18, 2015 by Nana

Well it’s that time of year again. Time to break the bank school supply shopping, take the boys in for haircuts, try to make bedtime a ‘thing’ again and take my teenager to every store in a 20 mile radius … Continue reading →

Posted in Salesforce Queen, The Joy of Parenting | Tagged ADHD, Homework, Salesforce, School | 3 Comments

Circus Act, Juggling and My Monkeys

Posted on April 21, 2015 by Nana

Organized Chaos? Maybe. I’d actually describe my life as a never-ending circus act! Step right up Ladies and Gentlemen, Time Lords and Daleks, children of ALL Ages….your eyes do not deceive you! That is right, this amazing, spectacular performance is a … Continue reading →

Posted in Salesforce Queen, The Eldest, The Joy of Parenting, The Middleton, The Youngest, Working on Me! | Tagged ADHD, Art, Circus, Drama, Family, Flying Monkeys, Funny, Mom, Salesforce, Time Lord | Leave a comment

Lighting A Fire

Posted on April 17, 2015 by Nana

Have you heard the phrase “We need to light a fire under so and so…”? It means to ‘urge or goad to action’, or to ‘encourage someone to work better or harder’. Another word that comes to mind is to … Continue reading →

Posted in The Joy of Parenting, The Middleton, Thrice Exceptional | Tagged ADHD, Education, Motivation, School, Teacher | Leave a comment

OOPs I did it again! (Learn something new that is!)

Posted on March 30, 2015 by Nana

I’ve been a Salesforce Administrator for just over 10 years now. When I came back from maternity leave after my middle son was born, the company I worked for had made the decision to implement Salesforce and moved me into … Continue reading →