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We Found Our Village

Recently, I made a lot of new friends. Almost overnight, I found myself surrounded by some of the kindest people I’ve met in a long time. Moving so far away has been hard. But the hardest part wasn’t just the distance—it was leaving my family… my village. Watching my kids spend time with their grandparentsContinueContinue reading “We Found Our Village”

Somewhere Between Then and Now

Here’s something really vulnerable. I co-sleep with my daughter. She’s just over a year old. That means 365+ nights I’ve gone to bed beside this little human. 365+ nights of holding her, loving her, and cherishing those quiet, tender moments we’ve shared. And now I’m looking at her… 6 teeth, size 3 diapers, 12-month clothes,ContinueContinue reading “Somewhere Between Then and Now”

Cowboy Chili

This is one of those meals that just makes life easier. It can be canned, frozen, or reheated for a quick, protein-packed dinner on those busy nights. Around here, we measure with our hearts—not calories—and this chili is filling, comforting, and always hits the spot. It’s the kind of meal that keeps everyone full andContinueContinue reading “Cowboy Chili”

I Had My First Kid-Free Day in Almost Two Years

…and I still spent it buying things for my kids. All I did was go to Target with my mother-in-law, but it felt huge for me. I’ve been in mom mode since the moment I found out I was pregnant with my daughter, and I rarely allow myself to be away from my kids. It’sContinueContinue reading “I Had My First Kid-Free Day in Almost Two Years”