The Quiet Power of Journaling Tori (Daughter) Journaling has become such a safe place for me. When my thoughts are constantly racing, emotions feel confusing, or I can’t fully explain what I’m going through to another person, writing gives those feelings somewhere to exist. Sometimes I don’t even realize how much I have been holding […]
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Til’ Death Do Us Part: Who You Marry is Important Haylee (Daughter) Growing up my dad would always tell me that I would never find someone who loved Pauly Shore as much as I did. I think one summer I watched BioDome over 20 times because it was on constantly thanks to HBO. Well, fast
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Home Renovation: No One Warns You About the Emotional Cost Therese (Mom) When we decided to renovate our home, I imagined fresh paint, beautiful new spaces, and finally having a house that reflected the life we had worked so hard to build. I pictured the excitement of choosing finishes, watching rooms come together, and enjoying
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My 2026 Bingo Card Haylee (Daughter) Going into 2026, there were all these things that I wanted to accomplish. I told myself that I’d finally learn to sew and use the vintage sewing machine that I bought from the thrift store three years prior. I told myself that I’d be more consistent with my workout
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It’s Not Technology I Fear—It’s the Possibility of Failing Therese (Mom) People often assume that learning new technology is difficult because it’s complicated. For me, that was never the real obstacle. I’ve never been afraid of learning something new. In fact, I’ve always enjoyed challenging myself. Throughout my life, I’ve adapted to new jobs, overcome
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