I live my life by a schedule. Routines are very much ingrained in me. I clean my house on a schedule: Monday is bathrooms and trash; Tuesday is vacuuming and dusting; Wednesday is cleaning the kitchen... Routines became my...
When we moved to Colorado Springs for work, I didn’t think through the timing of how close the holidays would be upon us as we unpacked boxes and attempted to feel settled. Christmas saw our stockings hung by the...
{GIVEAWAY} Everyday Summit is all about creating beautiful items for everyday moments.  They firmly believe that while everyday may not be beautiful, there is beauty in every day. Lindsie creates items that will hopefully bring a bit of beauty and a smile...
You know those things that seem like they only happen to other people? Like winning the lottery or having to chop off their own arm to rescue themselves? Evacuating from a wildfire seemed like one of those things that...
I was eating out with my daughters recently when we noticed another mom with two little boys dressed in costumes: the little one Spiderman and his older brother a SWAT team member. Both were very committed to their characters...
As moms, we tend to say the same things over and over again. Consider all of the times that you’ve said sentences like “be careful,” “don’t hit your brother,” and “eat your dinner.” One of the things I’ve said...
We have 5 children ages 9 and younger.  If that sounds like a lot... it IS! A Full House I still think it sounds like a lot when I hear someone say they have 5 children, and then I remember so...
Every time we leave the house, I explain my expectations. It helps me and my kids know what to expect. I strategically plan our outings. I usually try to do them when at least one is at school. But...
It’s that time of year again, and mothers everywhere are scouring Pinterest for the latest trendy family photo ideas. Now, let me just clarify that I have nothing for you if that’s what you’re looking for. You see, today...
Not only was I neglecting my family and friends, I was neglecting myself. I fretted and I lost sleep. I was tired… so, so tired. Some time away from my career allowed me to refocus on what is truly important in my life. Around the kids, I was much more relaxed. I could contribute more to the family by making sure the house was in order. I became much more present, but I still craved meaningful employment.

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