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  • December 23, 2021

    Top 10 Books of 2021

    All year I have completed LOTS of 10 Good Things Lists, especially my weekly 10 Good Things posts I write every Sunday on Instagram. At the conclusion of 2021, I’m writing a series of blog posts on some of the best things that got me through this year. The first list that is up is Continue reading

    book report, contentment, goals, growth, learning at home
  • May 16, 2021

    My Last Photograph

    Excerpted from my personal journal on Friday, April 2, 2021 Dear Dad, Today is Friday (Good Friday actually) and I find myself with more time than usual for today’s entry. I keep going back to this photo of you, Dad. It’s the last picture I took of you on December 29, 2020. We were all Continue reading

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  • March 6, 2021

    February Things I Learned + Books I Read

    Again, I’m keeping with a theme here for 2021. When I track and reflect on certain aspects of life I tend to feel more invested in myself and my growth. One of my most favorite ways to do that (and years I have witnessed the biggest growth) is through the process of documenting what I Continue reading

    book report, contentment, goals, growth, learning at home
  • March 4, 2021

    February Wood Family Adventures

    One of the things I have done over the years that has added immense value to me is to regularly document our family life. The benefits include: a succinct way to organize photos and memories, a digital scrapbook/record book of daily life that will be archived in a way that brings our entire family joy Continue reading

    contentment, growth, learning at home, marriage, military, obedience
  • February 9, 2021

    A Year With Dolly: February

    For most of my life, I have looked up to the southeast Tennessee ICON, Dolly Rebecca Parton. My parents had the iconic 8-track duet between Dolly and Kenny, “Islands in the Stream.” To this day, I feel a certain way when I hear that song. As I grew up we would spent every Christmas in Continue reading

    book report, goals, growth, you are what you read
  • January 26, 2021

    January Things I Learned + Books I Read

    Again, I’m keeping with a theme here for 2021. When I track and reflect on certain aspects of life I tend to feel more invested in myself and my growth. One of my most favorite ways to do that (and years I have witnessed the biggest growth) is through the process of documenting what I Continue reading

    book report, contentment, goals, growth, learning at home, you are what you read
  • January 19, 2021

    January Wood Family Adventures

    One of the things I have done over the years that has added immense value to me is to regularly document our family life. The benefits include: a succinct way to organize photos and memories, a digital scrapbook/record book of daily life that will be archived in a way that brings our entire family joy Continue reading

    contentment, goals, growth, hospitality, learning at home, marriage, military, obedience, writing
  • January 12, 2021

    A Year With Dolly: January

    For most of my life, I have looked up to the southeast Tennessee ICON, Dolly Rebecca Parton. My parents had the iconic 8-track duet between Dolly and Kenny, “Islands in the Stream.” To this day, I feel a certain way when I hear that song. As I grew up we would spent every Christmas in Continue reading

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  • December 23, 2020

    Top 10 Purchases that Defined 2020

    All year I have completed hundreds of 10 Good Things Lists. At the conclusion of 2020, I’m writing a series of blog posts on some of the best things that got me through this year. This list is dedicated to the top ten items I would say made the biggest impact on me during 2020. Continue reading

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  • December 22, 2020

    Christmas Letter 2020

    I’ve been writing these year end reflections for over a decade now but the last few have also served as a digital Christmas card in years when I haven’t sent them at all or only sent a small stash to blood relatives. (Read previous letters here: 2017 || 2018 || 2019) The takeaway–if you don’t Continue reading

    contentment, goals, growth, holidays, learning at home, marriage, military, obedience
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