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Six Months of Motherhood: What I’ve Learned, Loved, and Lived Through
View post: Six Months of Motherhood: What I’ve Learned, Loved, and Lived ThroughA year ago from today, I was anticipating the moment of telling my parents we were expecting a baby. My parents would be first time grandparents (x2). It was a joyous moment, something we have all prayed for and it was happening. We then told my husband’s parents and they too would be first time…
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Nourish and Savor
View post: Nourish and SavorI want to share some of the yummy bites I cooked during the month of October. A few recipes I have shared in previous posts, but this one will feature the recipe for Stuffed Pumpkin–perfect for fall. This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I may earn a small commission from qualifying…
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Hosting Essentials
View post: Hosting EssentialsThis post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I may earn a small commission from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. As soon as we moved into our house several years ago, I started hosting friends and family over for brunches, lunches, and dinner! I’ll share more details on how I…
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Nourish and Savor
View post: Nourish and SavorI want to share some of the yummy bites I cooked during the month of September. A few recipes I have shared in previous posts, but this one will feature the recipe for Pumpkin Chili–perfect for fall. This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I may earn a small commission from qualifying…
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Little Light of Mine
View post: Little Light of MineI love sunlight peeping through trees and the sun beams out of the clouds. If I still had my phone from high school, you’ll find picture after picture of sunlight peeping through trees. I recently learned of the Japanese phrase that describes this in a much better way than the English language, komorebi. Komorebi means…
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What I’m Loving this Season
View post: What I’m Loving this SeasonReflecting back on the past few months and navigating motherhood, I have seen myself grow and take on new things that I did not think I could. At 1 month postpartum, I still could not move around very well–my hips and knees took a toll while pregnant and giving birth. I did not think…
















