I know I'm over-the-top when it comes to taking & posting pics of my hooligans...But reality just hit hard when I realized I posted on Happy Soul Project's Facebook Page FIVE pics of Pip in a box...FIVE...Momma needs to reign er in...
And by reigning it in, I meant I will now post all the ones I want to continue to post on Facebook here....
Shoot there is soon to be 6 pics of Pip in a box on Facebook, I mean how could I not post this last one? I need help, I know... Happy Love Day Friends...
Tara, thank you for sharing you beautiful life with us! I love every pics of your hooligans! Post on my friend!!!! Post on!!! <3 <3 <3 -Toni from Minneapolis
Just came across your story in the local paper - my mind is blown at how small the world is because you've been popping up on my instagram news feed the past few weeks too! Anyways - just thought i'd say "HI!" and that I love this project! I have an Aunt with Down syndrome who is probably my favourite person in the whole world, so I love seeing stories like this! My Aunt is one of my biggest inspirations in life and now I'm in my 2nd year of my masters of occupational therapy at Quee.n's! Little Pip is absolutely gorgeous (even when in a box!).
Oh my goodness she's cute!!! I'm a student of Psychology and Children and I LOVE seeing someone work so hard to raise awareness about Down Syndrome. <3 the one where she has her mouth on the box! LOL!
Tara is a quirky writer, #hashtagjunkie, fan of inclusion, adoring/annoyed wife, minivan momma to 3 hooligans, one who just happens to have extraordinary needs and proudly runs a non-profit called Happy Soul Project, that celebrates the beauty in differences.
Inspired by her daughter Pip, Tara has become a passionate Advocate, who loudly preaches the importance of representation & fights for Disability Rights. She’s obsessed with tacos & chocolate, is in the process of building an accessible home for her child, has given a Ted Talk and oddly is a killer nickname giver.
Despite the many challenges life seems to throw at her, Tara lives with an attitude of thankfulness, refusing to sink despite the struggles & narrates her experiences from a momma’s heart.
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Tara, thank you for sharing you beautiful life with us! I love every pics of your hooligans! Post on my friend!!!! Post on!!! <3 <3 <3
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Love love love your pics! Lil Pip is beyond adorable and sooo precious! I will never get sick of seeing pics!! ♥
ReplyDeleteSo photogenic!!!
ReplyDeleteNever apologize for Pip in a box pics :) She is adorable and the tutu is to die for! Happy Valentines to your clan from ours!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!!!
ReplyDeleteJust came across your story in the local paper - my mind is blown at how small the world is because you've been popping up on my instagram news feed the past few weeks too! Anyways - just thought i'd say "HI!" and that I love this project! I have an Aunt with Down syndrome who is probably my favourite person in the whole world, so I love seeing stories like this! My Aunt is one of my biggest inspirations in life and now I'm in my 2nd year of my masters of occupational therapy at Quee.n's! Little Pip is absolutely gorgeous (even when in a box!).
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness she's cute!!! I'm a student of Psychology and Children and I LOVE seeing someone work so hard to raise awareness about Down Syndrome.
ReplyDelete<3 the one where she has her mouth on the box! LOL!
sooooooooooooooooooooooo adorable!!!!!!
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