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May madness
ByHollieThese past few weeks have been a whirlwind of end of the school year activities. Every time I think about sitting down to write a quick post, I remember I was supposed to send in juice boxes or fruit snacks for another party. There is so much festivity in May. And, so many snacks! We…
Lunch bunch
ByHollieOne of the Preschooler’s favorite things to do on her at-home days is to go out to lunch. There’s a pizza place just down the road from us that she especially likes, so sometimes we’ll go there for a late lunch. Last week on a particularly dreary day, she insisted on bringing “friends” along in…
Swimming into spring
ByHollieNow that the Winter Olympics are over and the calendar has flipped to March, spring and summer are on my mind. I’m ready for warmer {dryer!} weather and spending more time outdoors. What I’m not ready for, though, is… the pool. Until the Kindergartener learns to swim, any destination involving a body of water is…
On letters that last
ByHollieEarlier this summer the man who pastored the church I grew up in for twenty-two years celebrated his eightieth birthday. Eighty is significant in and of itself, but several years ago, this man was the recipient of a heart transplant ~ which really makes every birthday thereafter one of special significance. To honor his eightieth,…
An ode to the drive-thru…
ByHollieThese days there are a couple of places I avoid going if I have both girls in tow simply to avoid unnecessary stress. The first is my local credit union, which so values face-to-face communication with its members, that it has deliberately chosen not to install a drive-thru at any of its twelve locations. Therefore,…
A Christmas confession
ByHollieAll three of my girls have said at one point or another this December that it doesn’t “feel like Christmas.” I usually give them some pushback on this as I rattle off all the reasons it should feel as festive as ever. But truthfully, I’m in the same boat as they are this season. Maybe…
