I'm excited to introduce you to my friend Julie from The Girl in the Red Shoes. Her wonderful breastfeeding series (which I was lucky to be a part of) was the inspiration for The Marriage Diaries, so naturally, I recruited her to contribute! A big welcome to Julie and any new visitors today! I love …
Continue Reading about The Marriage Diaries: Little Things that Pull People Apart
He'll see our broken relationship. This sweet boy of mine. He'll see misfired words and two people trying so hard not to take offense when none was intended. He'll hear us talk about heavy things that I *think* are going right over his head. He'll see me roll my eyes when I shouldn't and lose a …
I'm happy to introduce you to a favorite blogger of mine, Anne Bogel from Modern Mrs. Darcy. She writes about everything from self-care to family relationships, but she threads it all together with an ongoing narrative about books. I love books and have gotten so many recommendations from this girl! …
Continue Reading about The Marriage Diaries: “One Thing We Were Horrible At”
It is an honor for me to host the ever-adorable Emily Anderson of The Anderson Crew. I'm continually inspired by her encouragement for moms to embrace the camera instead of staying behind it. Welcome to the Marriage Diaries! Surprise, I am super selfish. I really don't think we can fully grasp the …
Nineteen years ago today I went on my first date with my husband. And next spring we’ll have been married for 15 years. I was 20 years old when I said, “I do.” Or, as I often call it, stupid young. Of course I don’t mean to imply that all 20-year-olds are stupid or that getting married young is a …
Continue Reading about The Marriage Diaries: Surprise! I Was a Lousy Wife
I boarded the bus at 6:05am. Pitch black. In the dead middle of a Utah winter. My life had just changed drastically. Granted, it was a change I wanted with all my heart, but that doesn't make the reality of an adjustment magically disappear. I was taking the semester off of school, to do an …
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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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