I’ve received a few requests lately to show in more detail how I have adapted the Mind Organization for Moms program to work well for me. Today I’m going to walk you through how I keep my brain from exploding from all the things I want/need to do. 🙂 As
In Utah the 24th of July is a state holiday known as Pioneer Day. We celebrate the day Mormon Pioneers first arrived in the Salt Lake Valley much like Independence Day: parades, fireworks, picnics, time outdoors. Because our kids have been playing Pioneers for much of the summer (thanks to
I drew this flower wreath as part of my Sisters embroidery pattern, and I loved the simplicity of it so much that I decided to make it available without the quote as well. You can fill it with anything your heart desires: a quote that inspires you, your daughter’s name,
I’m joining in with Modern Mrs. Darcy today to share what I’ve been reading lately. I find myself in the middle of a lot of books this month, without as many finished as I normally have since the last Twitterature. Notes from a Blue Bike I really enjoyed this book even
I wanted to commemorate our beautiful adoption experience in a tangible way, so I designed this embroidery pattern to be a visual reminder of the miracles our family has experienced. I love the way the color changes in the variegated embroidery floss add depth to the satin-stitch letters. This little piece
This post was orginally published in 2009, just after we finalized Ethan’s adoption. We’re experiencing this conversation a lot right now so I wanted to share it again. A Rant… I’m feeling the need to vent about something and hope you won’t mind. I am generally not easily offended, but
When I was growing up, the majority of our vacations were spent camping. Actually, even now the majority of our vacations are spent camping. We are a camping family, and I love it. I love watching my kids play in the dirt with rocks and sticks as their action figures,
