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The Coat Rack by the Front Door That Runs Our Morning (Whether It Wants To or Not)
When my family first moved into our townhome, there wasn’t as much space as I thought there was going to be. When moving into new places we always think were getting more room until we start putting our actual life inside it, and then you realize quickly what fits on paper and what fits in real life are two very different things. My coat rack was something I had bought for our mobile home. I honestly thought I might end up putting it in storage or letting it go, but David made sure it could fit right inside our little hallway even though it basically takes over part of the…
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???? This Is My Circus; This Is My Home — Project #1
David had Charlie drive him to Walmart on Beach Street the other day to get shoes. On the way home he saw two shelves, and he thought one of them would work for the Coffee Bar I want to make upstairs for when Charlie goes out of Town. ???? When David got home he told me to stop working he needed to show me something. I put everything on hold because I thought David meant at one of the dumpsters in our Apartment/ Townhome complex. Boy was I wrong. We had to go back close to Walmart into a warehouse strip mall. David pointed at the shelf you see in…
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Easter Gift Guide 2026: Comfort, Renewal & Real-Life Blessings
I????Disclosure: I received the Lullapod Max Nursery Recliner for review. This post contains affiliate links. Easter isn’t just about baskets and bunnies — it’s about renewal. It’s about quiet mornings, soft light, and finding peace in the middle of chaos. It’s the 5 minutes moms can grab between the millions of things she needs to do. And this year, that peace came in the form of a chair. Not a nursery chair. Not a baby rocker. A grown-woman, grandma-in-waiting, church-nursery-volunteer, work-from-home, teacher-approved, comfort-first chair: the Lullapod Max Nursery Recliner by Mamazing. I must admit I didn’t expect a chair to become part of my Easter rhythm, but here we are.…

