Sorry I kind of ghosted for a few days. We had some family drama that needed to be handled. And in true train wreck fashion, I forced my family to go out in the public. We went to the pumpkin patch. Then later, ee went to the nature center. And finished the day decorating cookies.... Continue Reading →
This post contains affiliate links. When you buy with my links, I may earn a small commission. Thank you. Dreaming of mashed potatoes, turkey, caramel apples, and pumpkin lattes? I am too! Autumn has officially arrived, which is a favorite season for many people who appreciate the tasty foods, events, and cooler temperatures. You'll find... Continue Reading →
I know. I just did this. But life is crazy and this is easy so you're getting another one. See, I'm not so bad that I would just repost the same thing. So, here we go. I think it's pretty clear, I love fall most of all.
I love looking at pictures of peoples' bookshelves. BookTok and Bookstagram have me so jealous. But I love my little corner. But it needs a little help. Dear Goddess! What has happened to my shelf. Oh yeah. Working 60+ hours a week for 2 months. Well, guess it's a good time to redo the shelf.... Continue Reading →
Listen, here's the thing. I'm super tired. I've been pulling 60, 70, 80+ hours the last 2 months now. I'm Jack Kerouac. Baby, I'm beat. So, I'm showing you all the pictures that make me feel like a warm and cozy fall day. Because Thursday it was 65 degrees and I got real excited. And... Continue Reading →
Fall is finally here! My favorite season of the year is right now. As of September 1st, it is officially fall, so pull out the flannel, make a pumpkin spice latte, and settle down with a few good reads. In the fall, I become much too ambitious and want to do everything, including bookstagram picture... Continue Reading →
As summer comes to an end, my kids and I are all feeling a little bit of sadness. It's been a fun-filled three months, full of swimming, barbecues, and trips to the park. But as the days get shorter...
It happens this week. And I know you're thinking about the turkey, cranberry sauce, and if your sister in law will insist on bringing those rotten deviled eggs. Have you forgotten anything? How about the kids?
It's happening. Thanksgiving is barreling down on us faster than a wind whipped Macy's parade balloon. Soon, your house will be invaded by members of your own family. It's enough to make an introverted train wreck hide in the bathroom. But you can't do that. You promised to cook and bake and put on a Thanksgiving dinner that would make Martha Stewart chartreuse with envy.
The Glorious Train Wreck Mom 