Share Four Somethings – April
What happened to April? Seriously, where did it go? The passage of time is such a strange thing and how odd that thirty days ago can feel like last week. It really does feel like I was reflecting on March … Continued
Share Four Somethings – March
My current view from my laptop is of my back yard. What once was dormant is slowly waking up and transitioning to the colors of spring. After the sub-zero temperatures of January I wondered which plants would survive. Thankfully, our … Continued
You Brew You Podcast
I had the extreme pleasure of being a guest on You Brew You podcast this week. My first ever podcast appearance! I met Kerri through my For The Love/Jen Hatmaker launch team adventures. We have been online acquaintances for the … Continued
Share Four Somethings – February
We’re already a week into March! Time to look back on February, link up with Heather Gerwing and share something that I have loved, read, treasured during the month of February and what I’m looking ahead to. Something loved My … Continued
Snowmageddon 2021
If February were a Miss America contest then Arctic Weather is the winner. Texas is standing there with her mouth hanging open as she watches that bitch Arctic Weather take the crown and bouquet of roses. Texas is looking around … Continued
Share Four Somethings – January
In an effort to write more consistently, I’m back to sharing four somethings that I have loved, read or listened to, treasured, and am looking ahead to. My friend Heather has been hosting this link-up for two years and … Continued
The Wilderness Continues
It’s been more than a minute since I’ve written anything on the blog. I wanted to share how Adam and I found a way to make our 20th anniversary special, despite this stupid pandemic and not being able to take … Continued
A Transfer Of Power
The phrase “transfer of power” has been capturing our attention these last few weeks. The idea comes up every four or eight years and then we forget about it. This year, however, we have been bombarded with the concept a … Continued
How To Cure An Election Hangover In 3 Easy Steps
To say that election season has been a beat down is an understatement. The political bender we have all been on has left us dizzy, queasy, and disoriented. Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum I have advice … Continued
The Great Mask Debate
It is day three-hundred-sixty-billion of social distancing because of a global pandemic and the debate over masks continues. For some bazaar reason (which are too many to list here) wearing a mask while out in public has become a political … Continued
