By Molly Hallenbeck When my second child was an infant, and it was winter, and I may have had a slightly serious case of postpartum depression that I blatantly refused to identify, and I also had a one year old who had barely begun to walk, and we had just started a business, and had … More Taking it Outside
By Sarah Defibaugh I experienced a subtle mental shift when I moved from twenties into my thirties. Did you feel it also? The twenties provided me some buffer, some flexibility as I found my path professionally and personally. I thought of myself as young. To try something didn’t mean that I had to be an expert … More Why I’m going to keep trying crazy things
by Sarah Huth This summer we have had an abundance of raspberries on our bushes. The only thing I love more about eating fresh picked berries is to watch my children eat and enjoy them – knowing how good they are for them. I decided to make jelly with some of the berries and one … More Abundance of Joy
by Sarah Huth How rested are you feeling today? Not so much? I hear you. I struggle daily with prioritizing and scheduling and trying to accomplish too much…there is always more to do after all. I have a feeling I’m not at all alone in this. We live in a country where a large portion … More A time for rest
by Sarah Defibaugh Yesterday we spent six hours of “quality family time” in the car while driving to a family function. The guy I married and I had a bit of time to talk in between the roaring coming from the backseat. Since we have two busy little guys who we are working to shape … More Making Men: What Dad Says it Takes
by Sarah Defibaugh Sarah H. and I recently had a chance to talk for three glorious hours over deep fried pretzels at a brewery that used to be a morgue. We covered all the usual topics (who was using the potty/not using the potty, the best exercises to strengthen one’s back, and whether or not … More Wired for Words
There’s a lot of days that just getting through life seems overwhelming, so it’s always inspiring to see other moms with the energy and excitement to run their own businesses! If they can make it work, it seems feasible that someday, during a different season of life, we can too! That’s one of the reasons … More Check out our small biz contest winner!
By Sarah Defibaugh 1. Celebrate being older than someone else. I hear the words “I’ll always be older than Baby Graham” proudly declared at least ten times a day. 2. Getting up early gives you lots of time to go things done. The earlier the better. 3. Hugs make things better. 4. There’s always … More 10 things my five-year-old has taught me
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