Heart-Centric Blogging
Seasoned moms: remember when you had your baby? Your first baby. The one that was supposed to eat, sleep, and poop. Oh, and cry only when really necessary and only for a moment until you swooped in and figured out his or her needs with ease. The one that you went to birthing classes for and read a few (too… Read More
I like to think of my blog as a dear diary to my kids; a place where they will one day come (if this type of space even still exists in a few years) to learn more about why their mom did the things she did, how she felt about decisions, what she struggled with, and how much she loved… Read More
September marks one of two family traditions that we have established over the years: apple picking. Let’s talk a bit about traditions, shall we? I’m actually not big on them. I feel like we live in an overindulgent era that makes every perceived holiday and tradition a “must do” (I see you and the parental peer pressure that comes with… Read More
Every morning my 4 year old lies on the floor, crying, and begs me not to send him to school. He’s a kid that went to daycare and camps and Sunday School. He is used to me leaving him in a group setting with an adult (sometimes an adult that is still a stranger) in charge. He has never cried… Read More
OK, so my obsession with mason jar apparently runs deep. Today I’m going to tell you about my obsession with Chia Pudding. First, I am not entirely sure that I believe chia seeds are as amazing for you as I read they are, but I’m willing to take the risk because they taste delicious and I do believe that they… Read More
Today was my first day ALONE this summer! My kids began their one week of day camp. Why one week you ask? Well, it turns out that one week of day camp for two kids costs approximately half a mortgage payment. Read that again and then weep for me. Read it another time and weep again. So. Much. Money. Anyway,… Read More