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I never planned to become a first time mom at 40. It’s just how things worked out.…
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It had been two years since my last real vacation. An eternity in my book. No wonder I felt tired! Or was that my two year old? While too much time had passed between my Anguillan piña colada and my present holiday (1054 days to be exact), I guess this gap in my travel timeline was normal…
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As a follow up to last week's post about the superfluous items a…
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We planted the seed when he was just a few weeks old. We chose carefully, placed it nearby (but not too close), and always kept it within arms reach. We made sure to bring it along in the stroller, the baby carrier, and the car.
Always in the car.
We…
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When I think about the world my kids are growing up in compared to the world I grew up in, there are some major differences.
I had to wait an entire week to see which oversized color-blocked sweater D.J. Tanner would wear on the next episode of Full House. Thanks to Netflix and our DVR my kids can watch as many episodes of as many shows as I'll let them.
I walked to school every day. Now I wait for 30 minutes in a pickup line for my child, and have I mentioned that we live four…
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People say that roses are hard to grow, that they require extra care and just the right amount of sunshine and water. Left alone, they say, roses will wilt or fail to thrive. Roses, they say, are high maintenance.
The people who say that have clearly never seen my roses.
Sometimes, at the end…
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The idea seemed frivolous at first. An entire set of bright red stoneware, for use on birthdays and special occasions only. When I first saw a few of the dinner plates appear on the shelves of a local discount store, I was hooked. The deep red dishes would look so amazing in my dark wood hutch, displayed…
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The day my daughter was born the sky broke open with rain. Water rushed down from the hills, flooding creek beds and washing over roads.
We'd arrived at the hospital in the still-dark early morning, bags packed for a two day stay. My mind wasn't on the weather.
I didn't learn about that rain until later, when soaked visitors trickled in to meet our new one.
Some had found themselves stuck on impassable streets, arrangements of pink roses and baby's breath on their laps…
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Me and my girls love inventing new projects with everyday items we find in our house or out in our backyard. We spent hours designing all kinds of beautiful rocks and even gave some to a few special people. Enjoy!
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Do you have nicknames for your kids? We do. Lots of 'em. So many that I fear they may be causing some issues with our identical triplet boys. But, to be fair, let me start at…
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Sometimes all it takes is a glance. A small moment of recognition between us, the us that started it all, amidst the chaos. A moment that says it all…
I love you more now than ever.
I appreciate you.
I couldn’t do any of this…
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There are choices that are made after careful consideration. Others, after a lifetime of wanting and wishing, of scribbles on a notebook page.
My choice to become a stay at home mom after the birth of my third child was not a little girl's dream come true. It was a complicated cost benefit analysis that involved time and money and fevers at five am.
In the…
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