More of my all-time favorite books, categorized by "reading mood"--because I'm a firm believer in selecting your next read based on your "mood" in order to get the most out of the book. You can check out more of my recommendations and reviews on Instagram. Â Links Links Links Links Links Links[...]
I almost cancelled this family photo shoot a million times. Life was hectic, the boys were complaining relentlessly, Stevie was anxious and irritable (we later learned it was likely she was having bad headaches from the tumor we didn’t yet know about—which crushes my mama heart today), no one wanted to wear the clothes I picked out,[...]
I was recently reading about the concept of "slow care". Â And yes, it's exactly as it sounds: a form of self care that encourages us to slow down and be present. This had me thinking about the brisk walks I've been going on as my daily self-care commitment to myself. Â While these walks aren't necessarily an intense work out, they are[...]
I don’t know about you, but I could be reading the most phenomenal book that everyone has recommended to me and if I’m not it the mood/mindset for that type of book then I’m not able to enjoy it as much as I would if I read it another time. It’s the same for me with shows and movies. For example, I’ve picked up A Little Life by[...]
The first ever Little Miss Momma newsletter has been sent! Why does it make me sweat to click that "send" button? For those who aren't subscribed, I'm sharing this weeks report of randomness below--be sure to subscribe to get future Weekly Reports with the latest. Subscribe here. Listening: I finally shared my 10k steps a day son[...]
This past weekend I spent a day cleaning out our garage. I stumbled on a bin filled with my old journals. Stacked between my Hello Kitty journal from 1st grade and a series of dollar store composition books from my early 30’s was the beat up leather notebook I filled up in the months after Stevie passed away. I flipped through the[...]
The Maid by Nita Prose ABOUT: Molly Gray is not like everyone else. She struggles with social skills and misreads the intentions of others. Her gran used to interpret the world for her, codifying it into simple rules that Molly could live by. Since Gran died a few months ago, twenty-five-year-old Molly has been navigating lifeâ[...]
