I could almost taste the delicious junk food and imagine the exact spot I would wiggle into to recline against my husband as we binge-watched our latest Netflix obsession. Friday night, after capping off a long work week, we were eager to indulge and relax. What was standing between that glorious lounging with my favorite… Continue reading How to Measure the Mundane
Author: Little Spaces
Something Sweet
During the week, the only hot breakfast my family gets is the kind that comes from the microwave. I’m not talking the fancy kind; I’m talking the 1-minute oatmeal kind. If I’m feeling swanky, I might toss a few raisins in there.
Get Over It: 5 Practices for Finding Your Own Balance
When it comes to balancing babies and business, do I just need to get over it?
Seasonal imposter
The wintry seasons of life often feel as if they rush in before that one last bolstering encouragement. If only I could rewind to that one quiet moment, that last road trip, that vulnerable conversation.
Straight A Mom
Sometimes, when I forget Who gives me my name, I fall back on old names, like “good” student. Since I’m not in school anymore, that translates to “good” mom, “good” wife, “good employee.” Basically, I want to be a Straight A mom now.
Humble Trimmings
I’m guest blogging over on Kindred Mom for a month focused on A Quiet Christmas. This month, this community of brave and honest mama writers offers inspiration to embrace a quiet Christmas, with practical approaches, heartfelt stories, and wise advise.
Through little eyes
I want my kids to remember that mom was a lot of things. Sometimes, I was tired, so I rested. Sometimes, I had big goals, so I worked hard. I want them to remember a balance of pizza nights and diligent meal planning, and a mixture of silliness, joy, and ambition.
