i read this quote recently + it has radically changed my daily life. how much time and energy have i wasted on insignificant moments that have no value? this one life i have is far too precious and fleeting to let circumstances dictate my mood + emotions. [my time is better spent reading ,
SNAPSHOTS - four months of marriage. - random flowers behind a building. beauty is everywhere. - pretty plants. - a snippet of my bullet journal. - kansas skies. - the best mocha from one of our favorite coffee shops in wichita - verita coffee company . - pretty summer wildflower
what i'm about to type may come as a shock [or blaspheme] to those who know my passion for planners. i do not use a planner anymore . this is a crazy statement. never did i think those words would form a sentence from my mouth, but it is true. i haven't touched a planner in weeks. at the
MIGRAINES over the course of two months, i had seven migraines. before this period of time, i don't think i've had seven migraines in my entire life. to say i was frustrated was an understatement. i felt so utterly helpless, wondering if the rest of my days would be spent in pain and on
SNAPSHOTS - beautiful flowers on the edge of the lake. - three months of marriage with that handsome husband of mine! - sunset at the lake. - oh, scooter's. you know the way to my heart. - our new favorite coffee shop, verita. - chai latte with a shot of espresso. - Y'ALL.
y'all, i'm still alive. promise. married life is great. actually it's better than i ever dreamed. that husband of mine is incredible - so sweet and kind and patient. we will be married three months on saturday. THREE! goodness. it seems like just yesterday we hopped on a plane to veg
