Thank you, baby. For the moments where you make me slow down. On days that seem like everything must go fast. Everything must hurry. Everything must be completed. And everything must be in place. Thank you, baby. For a reason […]
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Eating mallows like a boss because he can. Bear. Brute. Bully. These are all names that I use when talking about and sometimes, to, the baby as of late. He is 18 months old and he has many opinions about […]
We have this room. In our house. A room some friends have inquired about as it is in a lot of my Instagram moments… because we are in there a lot. And it is the very first thing people see. […]
*photo credit Penguin Random House “He wasn’t of our kind. He was an African American.” My husband repeated the sentence that my oldest had stated to him earlier that day. The book he’d been reading, Who was Jackie Robinson, had […]
Hey Hey! It’s FATHER’S DAY! A huge shout out to my dad… the guy who taught me what to look for when picking the father of my future children. My dad is one of the very best humans I get […]
“So goodnight, my moonlight bayyyybee. Rockabye sweet baby Brehm. Deep greens and blues are the colors I choose, won’t you let me go down in your dreams. And rockabye sweet baby Brehm.” We rocked, he and I. In the chair that I’ve […]
So, I know I’ve been a little bit hit or miss here and I meant to update you at the beginning of the summer and the weeks have already gotten away from me. During the bulk of the year, I […]
The day he was born was one of the best days of my life. And not just because we welcomed our second son into the world. It was the best birth I got to experience. And he came into the […]
I’ve had a fair amount of articles pop up in my Facebook feed lately of a recurring theme… How to get your kids to talk to you. I’ve read a few of the posts and it seems that as kids […]
*Photo Cred: The wildly talented Jennifer Joy Photography When I was growing up, they would dance in the kitchen. And they would smile and laugh. They sang together. They would hold hands. Or reach for the other’s and give it […]
