I started writing this post unintentionally a year ago this month. The origin of this post is rooted in grief. Grief that I didn't anticipate. Grief that I've had shame over having. This past year, I have grieved in ways I could not have imagined and it has changed me for the better. Thank you for… Continue reading What I Kept | May 2023
My friend Ally is great at sharing posts that make us think. A while back, she shared this article about Minnie Driver's podcast, in which she asks each of her guests seven existential questions. The questions were inspired by The Proust Questionnaire. Ally's responses to the seven existential questions can be found here. Here are… Continue reading Seven Existential Questions
(of love) I didn't want Tears for Fears to sue me because of the title. I planted the seeds for the soul garden last week, and I must admit that it made me feel a little emotional (in a good way). Ella helped plant the sunflowers đź–¤ Sunflowers and black-eyed susans will grow in that… Continue reading Sowing The Seeds
If you’re new to my blog, welcome! Here is an explanation of the tater tot post. I wasn't bored once while reading that quote. Reading When is a book considered "read?" I recommended Thich Nhat Hanh's book Zen and the Art of Saving the Planet in last month's tater tot post, and while I love his books… Continue reading Screw It, I’m Eating Tater Tots | Episode 50
These are things I kept on my phone in the month of April. Click here to read previous posts. This one may be a little longer because it's birthday month and there have been a lot of really cool universal things going on. Watching Daddy leave for work Cardinal on the first day of April… Continue reading What I Kept | April 2023
Katie Joy writes a lovely post called Tuesday Things and, on occasion, Friday Finds, and I squeal loudly when I see these posts in my Feedly. Cup of Jo also shares her Four Fun Things. I recently started reading another blog called Swiss Miss, and they share a post called Link Pack every now and… Continue reading Ten Favorite Things
A Grace Full Life 