This week I am on a road trip with my 14 year old son. We have been looking forward to it for months….just the two of us. He has planned most of the activities and I will be following along, letting him lead. Moms, its super important to led your sons lead you whenever possible. …
Well, my daughter is married and we are home from the wedding. The cars are all unloaded and the suitcases are empty, but we will be recovering for at least a week. I will be washing tablecloths until summer. The wedding ceremony and reception were beautiful and I can’t wait to show you the photos. …
If you haven’t heard….we are planning a wedding! Our oldest daughter is getting married in 44 days and we are in full wedding mode around here. Our ceremony & reception will take place 6 hours from where we live. There are challenges to planning a distance wedding. Not to be mistaken for a destination wedding, which sounds pretty dreamy right…
In case you haven’t heard, our oldest daughter is getting married. Yes, we’re pretty excited around here. And once they were ready they were ready. The wedding is in February.
Well, well, well. I have had one of the most interesting 2 weeks ever. I spent last week in Idaho where fir trees grow and casinos abound.
In fact, this Idaho trip has been hard to plan on many levels. It’s very rustic there so I haven’t been sure what necessities I needed to take with me.
Have you been to Washington state? I got to visit Seattle a couple of years ago, so I know how beautiful the area is. And this week I get to visit another part of Washington.
Emotions are not one track. Sometimes I’m excited-scared or confused-organized. This past weekend I was glad-sad.
Once I got unpacked and caught up with the home front, it was time to start scrubbing. Nothing says, “Mom’s HOME!” like a day of house cleaning.
A few years ago God started opening up opportunities for me to take small trips here and there. I’d be asked to speak at a conference or have a training meeting to go to.