Fall

Walk for Joy

Over the summer I started a walking practice and I haven’t missed a day since I began. The seed was planted after relentlessly being targeted by social media with ads concerning all things menopause. I’ll be 46 in eight days, so those type of ads aren’t surprising; but my complete obsession with walking every single… Continue reading Walk for Joy

Fall

For the Love of October

There is just something about October that makes me feel alive! The first cold winds in the evenings, the festive jack-o-lanterns on all the neighbors porch steps, or maybe its because my birthday AND my husband’s also fall in this magical month? Whatever it is, I welcome the change of the leaves and the start… Continue reading For the Love of October

Fall

Family Dinner

There are days that dinner around the table is the only time my family has to check in and connect with each other. Between work, errands, after school sports and electives, our lives become so full of commitment outside the family, that we can easily forget what is truly important. Family is my highest focus… Continue reading Family Dinner

Fall

Fall Switch-a-Roo

We are officially in the ‘ber’ months now and that means it is time to switch some things up in the house as well as a mini refresh. I don’t completely redecorate our home for every season and holiday, but I do like to put out a few things to mark the change as well… Continue reading Fall Switch-a-Roo

Fall

Home Apothecary Winter Prep

It’s that time of year again when I take stock of the home apothecary and plan for what we will want on hand during the winter months. This is a task I take seriously because a well stocked apothecary makes dealing with colds, flu and keeping up winter wellness a bit easier. Prevention is key… Continue reading Home Apothecary Winter Prep

Fall

Back To (a New) School

This morning was my son’s first day of fourth grade, at a brand new school. I was feeling anxious, excited, and a little sad to drop him off. Since Kindergarten he has been in a hybrid homeschool program. He would go to the school campus (in a tiny church) two days a week, and the… Continue reading Back To (a New) School