tiffanyk
Tiffany spends her days trying to act like she’s organized. Behind the scenes, she’s usually practicing yoga breathing to curb the panic over throwing too many figurative balls in the air. She’s a lawyer, freelance writer, published author and, most importantly, a mom to two hilarious, creative, and spunky little boys – seven-year-old Max, and five-year-old Finn. Realizing years ago that writing allows her to find the humor in almost any situation, Tiffany writes whenever the opportunity allows and can often be found on the second floor of her favorite coffee shop pounding on her laptop after consuming her weight in vanilla lattes. Tiffany has been a regular contributing writer to local magazines, including M Magazine, 435, and North Magazine, and achieved a lifelong dream of becoming a published author with the 2013 release of her first novel, “Six Weeks in Petrograd.” Tiffany and her husband, Alan, can be found around Parkville trying to corral their two crazy boys and an equally crazy pound puppy named Maddie Lou. You can learn about her current novel (and her second novel in the works) at www.tiffanykilloren.com or drop by her Tiffany W. Killoren, Writer page on Facebook.
To Be Known
The Bridges of Madison County is one of my favorite movies. I love it on an almost irrational level; perhaps it’s because I grew up in Iowa and can relate to the dusty roads...
What’s Up With the Second Kid?!
My older son, Max, loves to hear about the moments when he and his little brother were born. He knows that he was almost perfectly quiet when he met the world, his huge green...
The 7-Day Clean Car Challenge
Like many, I’m a bit obsessed with HGTV shows and magazines that promise to disclose organizational secrets that will provide me an hour more free time each day - along with the key to...
Put Me In, Coach
"Sure, I can do snacks."
The thought was simple enough: I’ll sign up to help coordinate the snack schedule and, perhaps, volunteer to make the run to pick up the t-shirts for my son’s t-ball...
It’s A Small World After All
It’s true. Children believe that the world does, in fact, revolve around them. Such innocent self-centeredness stems from this limited period in their lives when they are fully catered to, their needs are met...
Holding a Garage Sale: 5 Tips and Lessons Learned
The idea lingers like a little thought bubble above your head. You’re quick to pop it when it comes into view, but then your thoughts turn to reorganizing closets in the color-coordinated bins with...
All I Need to Know
Moms wear many hats, some more stylish than others. As the mom of two boys, Max and Finn, our schedules may be predictable, but our days are not. I carefully navigate breakfast because Finn’s...
