Happy Friday, friends! Erika and I are so excited that lots of y'all are linking up with us every week. Make sure that you're grabbing our graphic, linking back to us and sharing your own Friday Favorites post ;)
April is always PACKED with sports and school events and social stuff - so when we realized that we were going to have the Monday after Easter off with NOTHING on the calendar G decided it was the perfect day to load up as many friends as we could fit in my car and head out for some birthday fun. We asked her friends to meet us at Starbucks and get picked up on the square a couple of hours later but didn't get them details which was super fun.
I FINALLY finished The Frozen River but it took me downloading it on Audible to get 'er done. During the school year I feel like I physically don't have the energy to read at night (when I have the time) and end up falling asleep after like a page or two. hahaha.
That said - don't let the fact that it took me MONTHS to read this book deter you because I LOVED IT! I love historical fiction, love a midwife story, and LOVE a whodunnit and this was all of those rolled into one with an amazing female character at the center of it all which I LOVED! If you listen on audible be sure to listen to the author's notes at the end because that provided a lot of insight and background knowledge that I had no idea about.
We had a super relaxing Easter weekend and I thought it woudl be fun to share a few of the highlights.
Last year we hosted brunch at our house and decided to head to church on Saturday night to simplify Sunday morning and I really anticipated hating it but we LOVED IT! We opted to do that again this year and it was still the best decision.
Happy Friday, friends! Erika and I are so excited that lots of y'all are linking up with us every week. Make sure that you're grabbing our graphic, linking back to us and sharing your own Friday Favorites post ;)
Mason turned 14 yesterday and we celebrated with a golf-themed birthday dinner ;)
Before I went to Big Bend back in February I tossed in a random ziplock bag of embroidery flosses I had from YEARS ago along with a few safety pins. I taught a few of the girls how to make some super simple bracelets/anklets and they absolutely LOVED IT! Everyone has been making the beaded bracelet but that can be a lot to lug around and isn't super conducive to working on outdoors - embroidery floss bracelets you can do on the go or even get them started at home and then work on them pinned to a backpack, your pantleg, tied onto a water bottle, etc. I grew up making these and it was SO FUN to share with my students.
Happy Friday, friends! Erika and I are so excited that lots of y'all are linking up with us every week. Make sure that you're grabbing our graphic, linking back to us and sharing your own Friday Favorites post ;)
