In 2017, I’m hunting the good stuff. I am setting aside the turmoil I see all around me and instead recording snapshots that will tell a story of fun, adventure, joy, and thankfulness. This is the story of my life and I’ll choose the tone and how I want to tell it; I do that daily with my … Continue reading AUGUST // A D V E N T U R E
It's almost that time of year again. That time where I write a post detailing our plans for the homeschool year. I toss in some winsome ideas about how this might really be our last year, how we plan to utilize different curricula and weekly rhythms, and further elaborate on my love for Charlotte Mason. … Continue reading 2017-2018 Homeschool Resources
In 2017, I’m hunting the good stuff. I am setting aside the turmoil I see all around me and instead recording snapshots that will tell a story of fun, adventure, joy, and thankfulness. This is the story of my life and I’ll choose the tone and how I want to tell it; I do that daily with my … Continue reading JULY // A D V E N T U R E //
The longer we are active duty military, the more quickly and aptly I’m able to self-diagnose and articulate the funk I’m in. What it is this time, is something I have recently described as the Post-PCS Crash, also known as Complete Depletion. There is a process to arriving at this state of being, so I’ll … Continue reading Recovery from Relocation
In 2017, I’m hunting the good stuff. I am setting aside the turmoil I see all around me and instead recording snapshots that will tell a story of fun, adventure, joy, and thankfulness. This is the story of my life and I’ll choose the tone and how I want to tell it; I do that daily with my … Continue reading JUNE // A D V E N T U R E //
I have been avoiding writing this post for a while now, mainly because I knew the emotions that it would stir and quite honestly, I'm already drained before this move has really even started. Before we left El Paso, I needed to memorialize our time there and encapsulate all of the blessings and lessons learned … Continue reading Some Thoughts on Augusta and Why Fort Gordon is the Army’s Best Kept Secret
This is a story about a bed, decorating your house with a limited budget yet filling it with things you love, and the power of the Internet. Since before Ryan and I married, I have always held a deep love for antique furniture items that tell a story. I bought a U.S. Navy desk from the … Continue reading My *New* 100 Year Old Bed
