Category: Blog
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Books I Read in February (A Very Short List)
February was a short reading month for me, but the two books I finished were perfect for this season of life. From embracing winter to enjoying simple living stories, here’s what I read in February and what’s currently on my nightstand.
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75 Day Grace: Rebuilding with Discipline and Faith
In 2021, I hit burnout hard. After healing and rebuilding my life, I realized I had neglected something important, my physical health. As I prepare to turn 46, I’m committing to 75 days of discipline rooted in grace. The 75 Grace Challenge blends faith, fitness, and intentional living, and you’re invited to join me.
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Missing Endings, Military Wisdom, and Modern Classics: My January Reading Wrap-Up
Happy February, everyone! My reading list this January was a bit of a “grab bag.” I don’t really follow a specific theme; I usually just scroll through my Goodreads TBR pile and see what’s available on Kindle Unlimited or grab whatever is calling to me from my physical bookshelf. This month took me from the…
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44 Books I Read in 2025: Honest Reviews, Faith Reflections, and Favorites
In 2025, I read 44 books across a wide range of genres, from faith-based reads that reshaped my motherhood to comfort rereads and surprising favorites. Some books deeply impacted my daily life, others fell flat, but each one reflected a season of growth, curiosity, and learning to read wherever I could.
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Why I felt Calmer in 2020: and How I’m Finding Peace Again
When the world shut down in 2020, I felt calmer than ever. As I reflect on that season, I’m realizing it wasn’t the circumstances that gave me peace, it was the rhythms. This is what anchored me then, and what I’m intentionally bringing back now.
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25 Practical Ways to Save Money on Food (Without Feeling Deprived)
Trying to save money on food without feeling deprived can feel impossible. These practical grocery and kitchen strategies are based on real life, not extremes. Learn how to lower your food bill, shop with confidence, and stretch what you already have without giving up the meals your family loves.
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When Making Friends as an Adult Feels Impossible and What Jesus Is Teaching Me Through It
Making friends as an adult can feel lonely and complicated. Between work, family, and faith, connection doesn’t come naturally. This year, I’ve learned that small steps, courage, and trusting Jesus can open doors to real friendships. Sometimes, we have to go first to find the community we need.
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What I Read in November: Tree Stand Reads & A Few Surprises
November brought lots of reading time thanks to quiet hours in my tree stand. From finally finishing The Count of Monte Cristo to surprising twists, habit resets, mindset motivation, and a book I read with Cole for his English class, here’s everything I read this month and what I learned.
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How to Read the Bible Daily Without Feeling Overwhelmed
A friendly, faith-filled guide to help new or returning Christians start reading the Bible with confidence. Includes prayer tips, a simple reading plan, and a free printable checklist.
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A Vermont Tradition: What Hunting Season Means to Our Family
Discover what hunting season means to our Vermont family. From rare bucks and time in nature to faith, gratitude, and God’s provision.