I hope you'll give a warm welcome to Cari from Dugans in Cahoots today! I first came across her blog through a post that lit social media up: We can't be friends. Since then, I've been touched by many others she has written (especially this one), and I'm so happy to have her be a part of the …
Continue Reading about Marriage Diaries: The Weight of Our Vows
Disclaimer: I don’t know that I’d actually call myself a neat freak. My bathrooms go longer in between cleanings than I’d like, and I don’t even remember the last time I looked closely at the inside of the stove. (It’s less painful if you don’t look too closely…) BUT clutter makes my eye twitch. …
Continue Reading about How to Be a Mom and a Neat Freak at the Same Time
I referenced this quote in Tuesday's post, For the Days When You Lose, and since it has been on my mind all week, I put together this little graphic. Such wise words. You're doing a great work, ladies! We've got family coming into town, so we're sure to have some beautiful adventures outdoors this …
It's not a good sign when you're upset with your husband IN YOUR DREAMS, I wrote in a journal 18 months ago. I'm not even mad at him in real life! I flipped to the previous page of that journal and noticed this: He worked until 2:30am Monday night. He was out of town last night, and I think he's …
I had forty weeks to transition into being a mom. At the first sound of that steady woosh woosh, the thump of a flat tire that was our son’s heartbeat, my heart got in sync with his. My husband, on the other hand, didn’t experience the reassuring taps of a baby who was running out of room or feel …
Continue Reading about 10 Rules for When Your Wife Becomes a Mom
Do you know those days when—although nothing went "wrong"—you still feel like you lost? Failed. Came up short. For me, those days look like every other day—school drop-offs and pick-ups, a handful of bottles for the baby, a round of Candyland in the afternoon, the bedtime rush. I may have taken a …
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Twelve years ago, I decluttered my kids’ toys under the glow of a flashlight as they slept. That one change gave me so much relief that I continued until I’d decluttered more than half of what we owned. ✨
I suddenly felt like I could engage with my loved ones, not just clean up after them. I believe every woman deserves the same.
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