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Dreaming of a White SPACE Christmas
If you're anything like me, you're hoping to approach the next six weeks of your life with a lot less holiday-busy and a lot more slow down. Let's get down with some practical tips on how to do just that.
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The personal balance of time
It's a matter of choice, of priority, of necessity... I think it's a line that in particular, American women, are fed, that we "should" place priority on certain things (mainly, how we, our homes, our children, and our social media feeds should look).
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What the heck is a holiday hack?
We don't really have holiday traditions at this point. We just have big love for celebrations, a pretty big family, a rotating door for people who need a place to crash,
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Run like you’re on fire
Everyone finishing this race has a story. Everyone overcame something to be here. It's such an easy metaphor for life... We want to have a story that matters.
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Show up for yourself
I was stressed and irritated and just plain mad about some things, and in my head, I heard a voice saying, They don't listen to me. They're not really with me. And that is when I had an answer hit me even harder.
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tired and inspired
Moms don't have much "in reserve," so when we do something amazing, or even just "extra," it comes at a cost to something else. However, I am here to preach to y'all:We - you - are capable of amazing things.
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take a breath, sisters
It’s been a little crazy around here. It’s been VERY unscheduled around here. My day job (and sometimes night job) is on a church staff. Office-wise, we kind of go with the school flow, which means hours are pretty flexible when school is out. Hurricane Florence has meant that school is still out. In fact, I’ve been home with the kids for two weeks, like a Christmas break 2.5 weeks after school started. Aaaaaand, the girls are off this week, too. (Jack attends a private preschool, and they are opening. Jesus is Lord, y’all!) The big picture here is huge. If you’ve seen my posts on Facebook or Instagram, you’ve…
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hurricane Flo and the lost week
Hurricane Florence. It's hard to explain the crazy fog that descended on us in this particular weather event. It was long, y'all.
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self-care in the trenches: to our health
Let me tell you about my recent self-care decision... Self-care is not simply what you want to do to feel good. It includes things that you must do.
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Saying YES to self-care
We cannot, as grown adults, expect other people to know how to take care of us if we don't lead the way. This isn't news, people. If you have ever flown, you know you're supposed to put your own oxygen mask first. So why is it that we make excuses for everything we put ourselves through?
Kelly Capriotti Burton
