“Roxaboxen” and the Power of Outdoor Play
The story is delightful, the illustrations are darling, but the true magic of “Roxaboxen” is the invitation to come out and play.
Romeo and Winifred
This hilarious parody makes me laugh, and the teenagers bringing it to life on the stage make me proud.
My Tree and My Kids: Journaling to Capture the Wonder and Growth of Both
This spring, I came across the “My Tree” nature journaling idea, and I jumped at the opportunity for us to celebrate the trees that withstood the winds of the derecho. Little did I know that a monthly check in with a tree would also serve as a reminder for me to stay on top of “My Kid” journaling efforts as well…
Why I Gave Something Up for Lent
Why did I give something up for lent? The answer is easy. Because I didn’t want to.
Chocolate Covered Grace
Picture this precious scene from five years ago; toddler-sized Bridger and Landon were sitting at the counter enjoying a warm, gooey treat. Each face was plastered with a big smile and a smear of chocolate.
When they were almost done, Landon looked at Bridger and said, very matter-of factly, “I have a messy face.”