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I’m participating in my first Friday Five today because, well, I’ve been thinking about The End a lot lately. My WIP is technically in the revision stage, but in actuality I’m completely rewriting the last 20,000 words—trying to get to … Continue reading
I’m so in love with this picture. And it actually wasn’t the picture I was planning on shooting. The original idea was to capture my daughter running toward me in her favorite purple tutu that she hasn’t taken off since Friday … Continue reading
Two years ago this little lady entered my life. One year ago she was trying to master walking but couldn’t do it without holding on to the furniture or a wall. She loved cake. But hated crowns. Today she runs, she … Continue reading
Budding designer Lola Nolan doesn’t believe in fashion . . . she believes in costume. The more expressive the outfit — more sparkly, more fun, more wild — the better. But even though Lola’s style is outrageous, she’s a devoted … Continue reading
In honor of Halloween, here’s a picture of my Great Fire of London-themed pumpkin, which I totally carved myself because I am awesome. (Sorry. This is the first year I attempted to the pumpkin carving, so I’m a little boastful). … Continue reading
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A big thanks to everyone who took part in the body image discussion we had on Monday. I really value everyone’s opinion, and you guys have me thinking so much more than I already was about this. So THANK YOU. … Continue reading
Ever since I had a baby, I’ve been making a conscious effort to ban the F-word from my vocabulary. But sometimes this is easier said than done. I’m human. I have my ups and downs, my highs and lows. Some … Continue reading
