Summer camp is a BIG thing in our current stage of life. The funny this is I don’t remember going to camp until the 5th or 6th grade, although I’m sure there were options for younger kids available. In March, our city publishes a booklet of camp offerings all summer long, as do … [Read more...]
Lessons Motherhood Has Taught Me…. So Far
For as long as I can remember I’ve always wanted to be a Mom. The most vivid must-become-a-mom memories started as early as kindergarten when the first person to enter the playhouse after Bible time was the designated Mom for the day. Want to know who sat on the back of the story … [Read more...]
An Unexpected Day In The Life [21 months, 3.5 years, 4.5 years]
I’d be lying if I told you we don’t live an overscheduled life. Heck, Monday-Thursday always seem like the longest days of the week, yet we always are the most scheduled. Fridays, however, have turned in to THAT day where the kids and I can sit back and plan spur of the moment … [Read more...]
Toddler Yelling: HELP This Mom Out!
I often get inspired to write about my experiences with motherhood when I’m feeling frustrated or at a low-point in mommy-ing. I realize that’s somewhat of a depressing way to start off this post, but you can continue for some warm and fuzzies if you’d like. If you know my … [Read more...]
The Deconstructed Family Dinner
Some of my fondest memories growing up include family dinners. Dinner happened after activities and right when my Dad came home from work, which was usually around 6:30pm or 7pm.Naturally, when Joey was born and started on his solid food journey, I had the best intentions to … [Read more...]
