2014 in Photos & Video
2014 started out as such a hard year. Perseverance was huge.
But then the floodgates opened.
Boy, did they open.
Here’s a look at the highlights of the year in photos (and a little video):
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I wanted to go thrifting and look for some new books and sweaters and I did pretty good! I also hit up a little free library and show a little bit of a library haul.
Okay friends, let’s just dive right in to this new series: Living a Life of Less. I’m super excited about this and honestly, could hardly decide which category I wanted to begin with. I’ve chosen food but even that will probably include more than just this one post overtime. So much of this series was inspired…
It’s been nearly two weeks since Jared was diagnosed with celiac disease and I thought I would share a little bit about what we’ve learned. First of all, the main offenders containing gluten are: wheat, barley and rye but they can hide in foods under other names like: starch, dextrose and glucose, maltodextrin, and malt…
Around here I am currently . . . Listening to . . . this podcast with Tsh Oxenreider and Susan Wise Bauer, two amazing writers. Tsh wrote Notes from a Blue Bike (loved!) and Susan Wise Bauer wrote A Well-Trained Mind which I started last week. Thinking about . . . thanks to the above podcast…
I am planning a no spend month for the month of February, inspired by my friend Challice from @SodbusterLiving Here’s a little bit about my set up and “rules”. Let me know in the comments if you plan on joining in!
I have been working lately at coming up with my life vision statement, inspired by the book Organized Simplicity and this post by Whitney. I didn’t get my vision statement as concise as I would like it and I am sure it will change and evolve over the next few years (because had I made one a…
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that was lovely Chantel. its the coolest thing being able to see your journey with adoption and how awesome the outcome is! so wonderful!
Thanks Finley!