Every February for the past several years, I’ve done a traditional “Day in the Life” post just to show how much changes (and what doesn’t!) from year to year. In last year’s post, I was 5 months pregnant with Naomi and we were buried under so much snow that there wasn’t much flower farming stuff …
Every February for the past several years, I’ve done a traditional “Day in the Life” post just to show how much changes (and what doesn’t!) from year to year. In last year’s post, I was recently coming off not only a two-week-long COVID bout, but also a missed miscarriage and a subsequent D&C procedure. This …
Every February for the past several years, I’ve done a traditional “Day in the Life” post just to show how much changes (and what doesn’t!) from year to year. I’d anticipated that this year’s DITL post would show a pregnant work-at-home mom of 3, but I recently had a missed miscarriage, which has been hard. …
Since we’re rapidly approaching the end of October, I figured I’d best squeeze in a Snapshot of Today post before I ran out of time! I’ve loved doing these every month for the past several months, as it’s fun to look back and see how much things change (and don’t change) as time goes on. …
Back with some old school blogging again today! This Snapshot a Day series is way quicker than doing a full Day in the Life post, but I think they’re both really fun to look back on and see how much changes from month to month and year to year. Here’s how things are looking today! …
I thought I’d do a little old school blogging today because I’ve missed doing stuff like this. I did a couple of other posts using the prompts below in the past, and I want to get in the habit of doing these again just for fun! If you want to play along, you can copy …
Every February for the past few years, I’ve done a Day in the Life post to see how much changes from year to year. Last year’s post was all about life with a preemie newborn, a toddler, and a preschooler, and although life was chaotic (because life with young kids just is like that), I …
Each year for the past few years, I’ve been doing a “day in the life” post once annually (usually in February). Sometimes it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that our days will “always look like this,” but even from year to year, I’m surprised by how much things change. Last year at …
