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homemade cornbread | a recipe from kaylan buteyn
Cold weather arrived so much sooner for us this year. We seemed to almost skip the fall season altogether, but I enjoy the contrast. Instead of spreading out, we tend to huddle together and naturally
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Some of you already know fall is my favorite season for the crisp air, crunchy leaves, and warm scents, but I also love the Thanksgiving holiday. We are not farmers, and in spite of my
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My family and I are leaving today for an extended Thanksgiving holiday and 35 hours of driving. I know this thought stresses most parents out, but we love long roadtrips with our family–journeying somewhere together
the art of modern memory keeping
If you’ve followed along here for any length of time, you know I have always used this space as a sort of visual and written journal, sharing a bit of everything from soulful lessons and
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One of the lovelier parts of the internet for me is all of the incredible people I’ve connected with here, each creating in such unique ways and from such diverse places in life. Isn’t it
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“a portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2014” liam // We cut your hair this weekend, making you look older and so much like your uncle Dave. I often notice how
preparing closets for a new season
In the South, we really have two seasons: hot and cold. Since our family has always lived in an older home with small (and shared) closet space, typically, we only have enough room for what
all about reading + the moveable alphabet
Reading was (and still is) one of the more intimidating parts for me of teaching my children at home. On one hand, like so many other parents, I want my children to LOVE reading, not
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“a portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2014” liam // You decided to make my favorite dark chocolate cake for my birthday this weekend and insisted that I shouldn’t help.
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