My four bunnies on Easter! As you can see, Chase was not a big fan of me calling him that. :) Popping in to share what I've been into this month! Reading Technically, it's one I'm rereading: A Winter Sea. This is my favorite book. If you like fiction that switches back and forth between a modern …
The Marriage Diaries: Find Someone Whose Heart You Can Love
When I asked Casey Leigh if she'd like to write for the Marriage Diaries, she shared some beautiful thoughts in response on her blog. A few lines of hers stood out to me, but what struck me the most was this: "Insecurity is a real stinker. When someone is stressed at work or hurting because of …
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The Time We Went to an Ellie Goulding Concert and Remembered Some Big Things
On Saturday I was having one of those days it feels like our differences outweigh our commonalities. It was spurred by a few conversations about what's next for us. A year from now, we'll have some big decisions to make about where to live—whether to rent or buy, whether to stay in the Bay area or …
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Family Dinner Activities | Printable!
If you're like me, you read helpful ideas all the time but rarely get it together enough to try them out. To give you a little extra boost for your mealtime conversations, I made a quick printable that sums up each game—without my delightful commentary. Haha. All you have to do is click here or on …
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12 Meaningful Activities for Family Meals
If you remember from when I shared some easy alternatives to family dinner, my husband and I have mixed feelings about family meals. (And by mixed, I mean my husband wouldn't mind bagging it for a few more years...) So when we do sit down at the dinner table, I want our time to count. :) With …
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My Motherhood (and Yours)
It's the way Chase says "super" all the time but pronounces it "shooper." It's how—in his most serious voice—he says, "I'm shooper fast." Then a moment later, as if it has honestly never occurred to him before (and believe me, it has): "I'm fast as Flash!" It's the way Trenton still pronounces …
