I wish I could say I'm a master of some sort of something. I'm not. I'm the epitome of "jack of all trades, master of none." I can bake, cook, do makeup and hair, write, sing, dance, play piano, plan the crap out of weddings and events, and sell cheese. Just to name a few. … Continue reading On sticking around….
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On what I want to be….
There are a lot of things that I've been known to want to "be" in my nearly-35 years. In grade 6, I wanted to be a pediatric endocrinologist. I literally have no idea what that is, but I was certain I wanted to be one. I think it's a doctor for children. No clue. Probably … Continue reading On what I want to be….
On embracing new challenges….
It's National Blog Posting Month. I'd never even heard of this until I was scrolling through my Facebook feed at 5:30 this morning. I seem to find the most random information that early in the morning. Which begs the question: What interesting information will I come across during midnight baby feedings? At any rate, November … Continue reading On embracing new challenges….
On singing through life….
Okay, Amy Courts tagged me on Facebook (a long time ago) to come up with a list of my “Top 10 Most Influential Albums” so here goes. It’s worth noting that these are probably more “favorites” than anything, but they’re the ones I go back to over and over and over again, so I think … Continue reading On singing through life….
On embracing the peace and accepting the war….
Fair warning: This is a Jesus-related post. The whole ISIS situation has been weighing on me recently. More heavily than I expected it would. A lot of it has to do with my belief that so much of the world's problems could be solved (or, at the very least, lessened) if everyone took a little … Continue reading On embracing the peace and accepting the war….
On lessons learned (so far)….
The idea of raising a daughter instills a certain amount of fear in me. There's so much to teach little girls about life and so many things that could damage them (including, but not limited to, me, unfortunately). In a perfect world, I could either protect her from any and all harm or that harm … Continue reading On lessons learned (so far)….
On finding (what to do with) the time….
I was recently told that writing is a matter of one sentence at a time. So this is my attempt at that. I wake up every morning, motivated to do something remarkable with my day. And then...nothing. I hang out with my dogs and read the news. I text with my two girl friends who … Continue reading On finding (what to do with) the time….
On discovering the former happy….
Reading The Happiness Project is really making me consider the things that actually make me happy. I feel like I've been bored and really boring lately. I don't do a lot of interesting things most days. So the idea was posed in the book to think about the things that made me happy as a … Continue reading On discovering the former happy….
On possible brain atrophy….
I haven't written since April. That's way too long. And I mean, I haven't written a single thing. I haven't journaled. I haven't even started (and then not finished) blog posts. Honestly, the only thing I've written in that time is weekly notes in my pregnancy journal. That's right. In the time I've not been … Continue reading On possible brain atrophy….
On balancing on the edge of alone….
Almost a year ago to the date, I started doing yoga. I’d done it a few times before, but this was the first time I did it knowing I’d be going back…again and again and again. I started slowly doing one class a week and then before long, I was at the studio three or four times … Continue reading On balancing on the edge of alone….
Use. The. Clutch. 