On Friday, the older girls and I took Gaba to the Baron York Tea Room. It was an enchanting and delicious afternoon. Our only regret is that the lovely and quaint tea room will be closing its doors after February 15th. We were hoping to make a formal tea an annual tradition. The good newsRead the whole post >>
7 Quick Takes: The Hodge Podge Edition
It’s been a slow blogging month. It’s not that I’m in a writing rut. I’m replete with ideas, but I really just haven’t felt like diverting my limited energy stores to fleshing out meaningful posts. Every day I jot down thoughts here and there in journals, but nothing seems to go beyond the embryonic stage.Read the whole post >>
The Big, Black Boot, Solo Birdwatching Expeditions and How It All Relates to Risk, Love, & Trust
Mary Elizabeth is confined to the boot for 3 weeks. My my almost 21-month-old has a broken leg. It stinks. Not only because I hate to see any of my babies suffer but because I feel like I should have been able to prevent it from happening. (Oh, and despite her being the peanut ofRead the whole post >>
Adventures in Groceryland
Life’s been too crazy and unpredictable, and I can’t seem to free up any time to write anything new. Poor Mary Elizabeth fell last Friday after her older sisters stalked her like a wounded buffalo, and she ended up with a fracture in her tibia. It was freak accident; a weird twist of the legRead the whole post >>
A Baby’s Best Start
I have a reprint (a column originally published over at Inside Catholic) over at Faith & Family today: A Baby’s Best Start. Speaking of Faith & Family, exciting things are happening over there. Stay tuned!
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