Mother's Day Photo Yearbook - $50 || I Will Give You Rest Journal - $20 || Floral Skirt - $35 || Wonderfull: Ancient Psalms Ever New - $25 || Water Bottle - $19 || Felt Pens - $10 || Daily Notepad - $10 || Theologian Shirt - $24 || Daily Grace Mug - $20 || Morning Moments for Mom - $16 || Key Chain - $9 || ESV Journaling Bible - $60 || You put the Grand in Grandma Card - $13 || Mothering by the Book Tote - $22 I've always loved Mother's Day - even before I was a mother myself and I had to ... continue reading...
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March Booklist
Another month, another booklist! I'm fighting the urge to not just photograph the pretty books from this month to feature in the header image (like a weirdo.) These booklist photos would look much better if they were color coordinated or themed but I read a whole lot of random each month and that's just the way it is! I read eight more books this month so were at 20 books out of the 23 I'm trying to read this year - I'm onto a great start! Clearly, I should have probably set a higher goal, but ... continue reading...
Three Easter Baskets
One, Two, Three little Easer Baskets all in a row! I'm grateful (in that silly matching mama way) that Pottery Barn still had these adorable felt Bunny Easter Baskets I purchased for the girls two years ago so that I could have all three colors. I got the green for Thorin but it was quickly claimed by Millie whose "favorite color forever and ever is green!" Leaving Thorin with the leftover white one. These felt bunny baskets are not only adorable, but their petite size helps reign in my gift ... continue reading...
Sourdough: An Essay & A Recipe
Sometimes slow things are worth it Ten years ago we were newlyweds and my husband used one of our many Bed, Bath, and Beyond gift cards to purchase a teal Dutch oven. I didn’t know why we would need one, but he was adamant that we could use it for bread and I liked having money to buy pretty things for our new house - so we came home with it. Shortly after that, he got into sourdough breadmaking and I had zero time for it. And when I say zero time, really I mean zero patience. I ... continue reading...
All The Love You Can Give
The other night I put on the Sound of Music just before Bruce got off work (that would be 5:30 pm for those who like the details in a narrative). The girls and I were singing My Favorite Things while pretending to be on a carousel (as one does) so I went to play the song on our speakers because Julie Andrews sings it better than I do! Once the remote was in my hands and I was getting the music set up on our tv, I pivoted and selected the movie itself just for fun. I knew there was no way ... continue reading...
