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The tension of good and hard is always present, but by these winding 'Streams that Flow,' I have found more life, love and kindness than I ever knew was possible. This blog is a stream-of-consciousness style record of the people, places, and even animals that have imprinted goodness and love on my life. Stories that I hope will inspire rituals of beauty, rest and belonging for you too within the flow of everyday life.
Being a Mom is hands down my favorite role in this life. I know this is true for most moms out there and they can relate to this sentiment: Sometimes I catch myself just staring at my kids totally enraptured--marveling over the gifts they are and that they're mine.
Clearly, motherhood does not ...
It's easy as moms (or really for any parent) to sacrifice the things we enjoy because we love our kids so dang much. These ideas--especially the ones in the "From a spouse" section--are good things to give--not just for Mother's Day but any random day of the year.
And for any moms read...
It's a place in time we thrive as a family. It's all my heart desires as a mom in a moment--a moment we get to have most every day.
I am a newcomer to the making of Zuppa Toscana (a soup that Olive Garden made famous, if my understanding is correct). But now that I've tasted its goodness, it will never leave my winter recipe repertoire. It's cozy. It's comfort. We've tailored this recipe to suit our tastebuds and the Zesty I...
Sometimes it takes faith to step into the unknown–even the seemingly commonplace unknown of dog ownership. This is the account of such faith and how our lives have forever been imprinted by a dog–our droopy, big-eared, red-furred, wandering, sleepy, cuddly hound dog, Farmer.
Things are not always “fixed” right away or even ever; but by these Streams of Water that Flow, I have found more life, love and kindness than I ever knew was possible.
The beautiful flow of stream-of-consciousness: the reason this blog exists.
Dishes will always need to be washed, but the storyteller may be inspired by the sage just in that moment.
While thistles will always exist in this world, there's still Eden to be found.
The profound impact of my brother's life, death and the high steps he took as he battled a heroin addiction.
Trips: One of the wisest rituals we've learning to invest in for our marriage.