Simple wellness in a frantic world.
Intentional & Alternative Living
Guest post by Virginia Miner A little over six months ago, my husband stepped off an airplane with our brand new daughter, whom we adopted from what was one of the worst orphanages in the EU. Ana was nearly 13 years old and weighed 24 pounds, not due to her birth diagnosis of ...
Pregnancy, Birth, & Breastfeeding
Guest post by Molly Madonna Kehrer There are 1,001 choices to make during pregnancy, and they run the gamut! From baby registries to nursery decisions, it’s not hard to get caught up in the overflow of “to do’s” coming at us when we’re pregnant--especially the first time ...
Homeschool & Organization
Note: I had most of this post written several months ago before we had even the faintest clue about the new-job-in-a-brand-new-city-adventure that has plunked itself into our laps. As such, I've held off publishing while I gave some serious thought to my deepest motivations ...
Pregnancy, Birth, & Breastfeeding
Guest post by Cheyenne Bell of Girl v. The World When I was pregnant with my first child I knew that I was going to breastfeed, and hopefully do it for a long time. I had no qualms about it; I thought it would be natural, easy, a wonderful bonding experience...you know, all ...
Smoothies & Beverages
Guest Post by Jessica Young Nothing screams summer like a glass of cold iced tea. I remember my mom always had a pitcher in the refrigerator that I was constantly draining. I like to do the same for my kids. However, my idea of a good tea has changed since I was a kid. While I LOVED ...
Gardening & Homesteading
Guest post by Faith Watson As I helped my four-year-old water our garden, I couldn’t help but ponder how my kids have developed a love for gardening and that it was kind of an accidental journey on my part. I love the feeling of the cool earth between my toes and getting my ...
A lot can change in 48 hours. (Understatement of the year.) But let's back up for a moment... It's 2006. We don't have kids yet. Chris works as a professional audio-visual tech, but he doesn't want to do it forever. He loves aviation, so plans are made to go into the air traffic ...
Habits & Self-Care
By contributing writer Alexandra Maul of Made to Glow “Be a warrior, not a worrier.” I came across that quote while on a 5-hour plane delay on route to facilitate and present at a high-pressure business meeting. I was already very nervous, overworked, and exhausted from long ...
Family Life
Guest post by Christie Warren of Fruitful Fellowship I just got home from a fantastic camping weekend with my family, and thought I would share a few pointers my husband and I have picked up over the years through trial-and-error and advice from friends. Camping with young children ...
About Me
I’m a mom of four with an obsession for all things natural health, but I’m driven by wellness, not perfection. I’m an eternal optimist, a non-conformist, and a classic INFP. When I was 19, I married my total-opposite hubby, who is an ESTJ. This remains both the craziest and the best decision we’ve ever lived to tell about. I can always be bribed with sushi or tex-mex, and I love to embarrass my husband by cranking the music and dancing (badly) in the passenger seat.
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