Do you know what is sometimes even harder than continuing to fight for something? Conceding.
Conceding
There Goes June—And Half of Summer
We’re halfway through summer break and it has flown by so far. In my mind, I had this picture of a long leisurely summer, but it has been quite the opposite.
Life Lately: May 2019
Whether it’s the kids fighting over the tree swing in the yard, spending the afternoon at a nearby park or going on a hike around the lake, we can’t get enough of this temperate weather before the summer heat sets in.
2019 Summer Camp Guide for Gainesville, Georgia
School is out for the summer in less than a month, so be sure to register soon for 2019 summer camps.
The Children’s Garden at State Botanical Garden of Georgia
From edible gardens to forest play areas to fossil excavation sites, the new children’s garden at the State Botanical Gardens of Georgia has it all.
Practical Birthday Gifts for Late Thirties
When I hit late thirties this year, I got three very practical birthday gifts that I absolutely love. I thought I’d share them in case they inspire any other gift givers!
Spring is Here: Life Lately
These first few weeks of spring have been just what we’ve all needed. Here’s a quick update on where we are in this season of life.
City, Suburbs or Country
We currently live in the city limits, but I grew up in the county suburbs. I also have friends who live on land in the country and love it. In a nutshell, I can see the advantages of each option.
How to Stay Active Even When You’re Tired
Despite our busy lives, it’s important to stay active to not only maintain our physical health but to help manage stress. Here are the exercise options I turn to when lack of sleep makes it difficult to stay active.
Chores for Kids by Age
I’m a big believer in chores for kids. Chores teach children responsibility, stewardship and life skills, as well as show how we value our home, clothes, food and other property.