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Blessed, burned out, but on the up! Interview with Amanda

Meet Amanda~

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I am creative and emotional stay-at-home mom of three incredibly energetic, spirited, smart, and happy kids.  I love cooking, knitting, reading, and seeking inspiration in everything I see.  I often feel that coffee sustains me, and I could live off of Thai food if the opportunity arose 😉  Read more

3 Kids under 6, Interview with Sara

Meet Sara~

My name is Sara, and I am a coffee addicted, stay-at- home mom, to 3 small little ones. I met my husband almost 10 years ago and it was love at first sight. We always wanted to have a family but struggled with a miscarriage, and again when we found out we were expecting twins during one of my pregnancies. It has been a wild ride of tears and joy!our-photos-2012-775 Read more

Interview with Melissa~ Food as Medicine

       Meet Melissa~

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I am a easy going mom of two, who loves cooking, animals,  and being outside with my kids. I am married to my amazing husband Justin Anderson who runs our company Anderson Pacific Builders, Inc.  We have been married 6 years. We have two kids Cole (4 years old) and Cailin (1 year old), 1 dog Otis, 2 horses Ella and Percy, 1 cat Cleo, and last but not least 15 crazy chickens. Read more

The need for nothing.

As I sip on my delightful glass of wine, exhausted and overwhelmed with life, I start to realize the majority of things I am exhausted and overwhelmed by I have totally brought on myself. I’m not talking about the givens like..work, care for my children, feed the family, pay bills,  and keep a somewhat put together house (I’m really bad at that last part). It’s the extra, not necessary stuff I keep adding to my plate. That first world problem kinda crap. Projects, remodels, new business, gymnastics lessons, special events, etc. Read more

Barnacle Baby

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I’m pretty sure my son thinks the ground is hot lava. We’re on day “who the hell knows” of “don’t you dare set me down Mom!”. While my arms are looking pretty toned now, my exhaustion is on the rise.
My teething mama’s boy, who is entering the separation anxiety stage of infant life, makes for a stage five clinger barnacle baby. So my days are filled with a mix of the following: Read more

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