Our local mountain bike team is in season, which means Oconee Heritage Park sees a flurry of kids on bikes twice a week. I am in a family of bike riders, as my husband, Brandon, and our twins all enjoy... Continue Reading →
This post is by my friend, Beth, and is the first ever guest blogger here! Beth and I met in college at The University of Georgia. She is married, and has two children, Noah and Hope. Below is a story she shared on her Facebook page and it resonated with me in such a big way. I loved the simplicity of the message, the photos, and that it was a message taught by children......
My son's surgery was made easier when the surgeon shared so many details, here's why....
Opening a preschool during a pandemic is among the hardest things I have done to date. Desiring to ensure the safety of the preschoolers, their families, and the staff made for much weight on my shoulders...
Our 9th grade boy/girl twins are in their 3rd season on a local mountain bike team, which is a part of the National Interscholastic Cycling Association within the Georgia Interscholastic Cycling League. Our whole family loves this sport, as it... Continue Reading →
Have you ever felt like a troll? I have, and here's what happened the last time I felt like one.
Have you ever ordered a smoothie from one of those smoothie places? I've splurged every now and then treating myself to one of those concocted-cups-of-goodness. Each time, I've felt so empowered when I order...
Last night, we had chicken-tender salads for dinner. My husband (Brandon) was working late, so it was just me and the kids for dinner.
Taking care of someone is a special job. It's a job that requires self-sacrifice, patience, strength, and endurance. It's also a job in which there is VERY good company...if you've spent anytime reading this blog, I'll bet you know the... Continue Reading →
Loved Fiercely---Carly Van Laar 
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