I held my first Travelling Sisterhood Meeting Group meeting last week. One of my sweet friends brought me flowers : and and wrote this note on the packaging: It seriously made me teary. You see last year, I had shared … Continue reading
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“Dream big. Start small – and just keep going”. A variation of a quote I read by Simon Sinek (although I think dream big has been around for a long time) That’s my theme this year. It really isn’t hard … Continue reading
We are finally taking our long awaited vacation! (Insert eye roll here. Yes, I know we travel all the time!) What I mean, is we finally have all 5 of our kiddos with us and they are ALL coming! It’s … Continue reading
A bunch of my friends from church have decided to start a book club. Last month was our first one and a book was chosen, but then in the interest of including as many women as possible, it was broadened … Continue reading
Since we drove to South Carolina and had 17 hours each way to kill, we decided to try an audio book. I have to admit it took us a long time to finish the audio book as I kept falling … Continue reading
“Blood makes you related. Loyalty makes you family.” I was scrolling through Zandra’s Instagram the other day and she had posted a pic of her and her step bro at her Mom’s. Someone had asked the question if it was … Continue reading
Despite all the craziness in our lives the past couple of weeks, and the extreme gratitude that we feel, I have some other news that I am excited about and feeling pretty grateful. A couple of years ago, I wrote … Continue reading
Josh stayed home sick this week. He is not a kid who likes to miss school, so I knew he must really not be feeling well. After a good sleep in, I set him up on the couch and told … Continue reading
“You become like the 5 people you spend the most time with. Choose Carefully.“ Rob came home the other day having heard this quote and shared it with us all. There seems to be a few variations of the same … Continue reading
Gone from my Sight by Henry Van Dyke I am standing upon the seashore. A ship, at my side,spreads her white sails to the moving breeze and startsfor the blue ocean. She is an object of beauty and strength.I stand … Continue reading