Traveling Tribe

People would ask my husband and me when we were dating  “are you guys married?” We would answer in unison “yes, just not to each other!” We loved saying that while we were waiting for our divorces to be finalized. I’ve known my husband since we were in 7th grade. I always thought that he was different than all the other boys in my class. We were friendly but didn’t hang around together. Fast forward a couple of years lol! We were both married for 25 years (just not to each other!) and each has two children and grandkids. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I would date, never mind marry someone again, and that someone would be the boy that I thought was different from all the rest all those years ago. We could’ve said we don’t need to get married, but we wanted the world to know how much it meant to us to do it all over again. He honestly has made me want to be a better person every single day. In this phase of our lives, we know what’s important to us and that life is shor...

Hello! I’m known as Masshole Meemaw. I am a grateful woman who is a mom, a grammie, and a fairly new wife of a firefighter. That’s where my portion of this blog comes into play. When I married my husband I became a welcome member of the Red Knights Motorcycle Club . He has been in this club since the 80s. I’ve met and become friends with so many wonderful people in this organization. After a few years, I finally felt a little more comfortable at their organized events. A couple of years ago we were invited to spend a week with four other couples in Tennessee. I only knew one of the couples. Little did I know that these women would become my tribe.  What I’d like to bring to this blog is some positivity and to let women know how much they can learn from every generation. And to not take things so seriously, life’s too short, like me!  We are all different in age and are in different stages of life. We have a bond that I truly cherish. I never realized how important it is to h...