One of the prompts from Mama Kat's this week was to write a post including one favorite blog from each month of the past year. Since I didn't start blogging until April, I will start there. Here's my personal favorites from the year: April: My Birth Story - Because who doesn't love to read about … Continue Reading..
Lessons at Christmas
Christmas has come and gone and now we're in the re-couping phase. For us, it's always a whirlwind of family parties (let me just say the hubby has just under 50 first cousins and probably close to 75ish second cousins, so it's always crazy), and traveling around the great state of Michigan. It's a … Continue Reading..
Things That Make Me Cry
I am crazy sensitive. Always have been. I was the kid that cried when other kids got made of fun of in school because I felt bad for them. For some reason, God gave me this wonderful curse of sensitivity. Which is incredibly odd because when it comes to my own personal matters, I can be as strong as … Continue Reading..
Remembering Christmas
Dear self, Think back… What do you remember most about Christmas growing up? I remember listening to my favorite Christmas cassette tape with little elves on the cover. The “pa rum pump pum pum” in “The Little Drummer Boy” always made me giggle, as I sang “bum bum bum bum,” instead. I … Continue Reading..
Cheap Chinese Meets Fate
It was my junior year of college and I worked at our college newspaper selling ads. Despite a job, I always seemed to be short on cash after buying groceries and paying my rent, so going out to eat was rarely an option. When I did go out to eat, it was generally a Taco Bell run in between classes … Continue Reading..
Easy Apple Crisp
Fall means apple season here in Michigan. So, when grandma was here for the last week, we decided to put the peck I purchased to use and make apple crisp, one of my favorite treats (and even better than apple pie in my opinion). We followed a simple recipe I've made a few dozen times. It always … Continue Reading..
Generations in Parshallville
Here in metro Detroit, we are lucky to have several cider mills within an hour's drive. My favorite one is the Parshallville Cider Mill, just outside Fenton. It's very simple and may not be much to some, but it's the one I grew-up with and have the most fond memories of. Each fall growing up, my … Continue Reading..
Where I’m From
I am from peace and quiet, from Old English to polish the antique furniture and line-dried clothes, lovingly hung with wooden clothespins. I am from a dirt road, where grass grows long, sticks crack under your feet as you walk and the scent of burning leaves fill the air. I am from the lilac … Continue Reading..
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