Moms Are Superheros
I hate beef stew and Brussels sprouts. Just ask my mom about the beef stew. Growing up, what she cooked, we ate. And when beef stew showed up on the table, I would try to sneak off to the bathroom and spit it out. Unfortunately, I wasn’t wise enough to flush it… I spit it into the trash can, where she later discovered it. Busted. Truthfully, that was about the only thing she made that I didn’t like. Oh… and peas. I definitely hated peas. Tonight, for no special occasion at al
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Daily Gratitude Leads To A Lifetime of Happiness Journal
One of the most practical ways I’ve learned to stay grounded in gratitude is through a simple gratitude journal. On the days when my thoughts want to run wild, it brings me back to truth, to thankfulness, and to peace. Go check it out and grab yours. It might just help turn your mess into peace, one thankful page at a time. Daily Gratitude Journal
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3 Simple Things That Make Our Home Feel Cozy and Welcoming
(Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This means I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.) Winter can feel so long, especially here in the mountains, which is why I love creating a home that feels warm, peaceful, and welcoming. Home has always been my favorite place—not because it’s perfect, but because it’s where our family gathers, laughs, rests, and simply does life together. After Christ
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Chasing Views: Small Towns
One of my favorite Chasing Views Date Days so far this year took us on a fun little drive down to Landrum, SC — and let me just say… this tiny town is entirely too cute for its own good. Main Street is lined with thrift stores, antique treasures, vintage finds, and one restaurant where people were literally lining up at the door at 5pm. That’s when you know it’s good. There’s something about a small town with mountain views that just slows you down. We wandered in and out of
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When I Want to Speak… But God Is Teaching Me to Listen
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how easy it is for me to speak my mind—especially in moments when I probably need to listen more. And before you think this is a confession of guilt or shame, let me say this first: This isn’t about being “too much.”It’s about learning timing, wisdom, and grace . I have a fast mind and a full heart. When something matters, my thoughts line up like kids ready to jump off the diving board— Pick me! Pick me! And honestly? Most of the time,
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