Ahhh, February; the month of presidential birthdays, Groundhogs Day, and Valentine's Day. As I considered all of these options and all of their wonderful morning time possibilities it was incredibly easy to get overwhelmed with all of the choices. I sorted through all of them and had a lot of great ... Read More about A Simple Guide to Morning Time | February 2019
Making a Home Binder & Committing To ‘Empty Time’
This month I am working through January's task in The Simple Home of creating a home binder. I have to admit that this chapter hasn't been as inspiring to me as making handmade dryer balls, re-organizing our laundry room, or pulling together our winter medicine cabinet but even so I do recognize ... Read More about Making a Home Binder & Committing To ‘Empty Time’
A Simple Guide to Morning Time | January 2019
Ahhh, the winter season is finally upon us. Just imagine a wonderful day of sledding and playing in the snow followed by warming up inside with a cozy blanket, a nice cup of hot chocolate, and a warm muffin. These are the things that winter dreams are made of, but if you are anything like us days ... Read More about A Simple Guide to Morning Time | January 2019
Christmas Cookies | Three of Our Favorites
With just a few more days until Christmas our home is buzzing with holiday baking. Because we will be sharing with others, we were able to make not just one but a few of our all time favorites. This wasn't the time to hold back, instead we embraced a day long adventure of mixing, baking, decorating, ... Read More about Christmas Cookies | Three of Our Favorites
Salt Dough, Dried Oranges, & Unforeseen Traditions
My friend, Summer, wrote on a recent instagram post about how in the early years of parenting we do our best to "make Christmas happen". Squeezing in activities and traditions until we are tired, burdened, and can't even bear the thought of having one more thing we have to do. In the early years of ... Read More about Salt Dough, Dried Oranges, & Unforeseen Traditions
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