If our kids’ gibberish could be articulated out into English, this is probably exactly what happened that day in the pool. Ice cream and all.
A Party Worth Driving 4 Hours For
You might remember (since I just posted about it last week) that our good friends moved to a place two hours south of us not too long ago. Well, despite my despair at maybe never seeing them again (okay, only seeing them once or twice a year maybe), my fears have (so far) been unfounded …
Quick Raven Stats: 15 Months
Because I don’t dare try to do a photo shoot with her on our bed (as per my previous baby stats posts), I figured I’d just drop in these photos instead (from when she was about 14 1/2 months, if we want to get technical). I mean, they were pretty cute, so I had to …
100 Hours in the Kitchen: Dealing with (Almost) Wasted Food
Note: There are some affiliate links in this post, which means I get a small commission on any purchases made through the links, at no extra cost to you. Thanks for supporting To Love and To Learn! We are officially in the third quarter of the year, a milestone that definitely snuck up on me …
Some Final Remarks on the Great Capsule Wardrobe Experiment
Once upon a time, all the way back in February, I was finally convinced to try out the capsule wardrobe trend (aka, where you severely edit your closet down to a certain number of mix and match pieces and put everything else into storage for a season). Well, a month later, you got a mini …
10 on 10 {Part Two}
Last night, I told Matt that one of my favorite things about blogging is watching him read over the posts for the first time (usually soon after he gets home from work, after we’ve had dinner). He’s almost never seen the pictures beforehand and usually doesn’t know what I’ll be posting about from day to …
10 on 10 (A Day Late)….uh…Part One
The process to do these little 10 on 10 posts is actually the most time-consuming of all the posts I do in a month (easily)– Basically, I have to go through and open 30+ different folders (one for each day of the last month), select all the possibilities, export them, edit them, and then whittle …
Bippity Boppety Boo, We Went to the World’s Smallest Zoo
At first glance, this will seem like a picture-heavy post that lightly pokes fun at the fact that our town’s “zoo” features nothing more exciting than a few squawking peacocks and a couple of monkeys (but I’ll love it forever anyway). In reality, this post is about friendship and saying goodbye and moving on and …