Recently some of Logan’s family got together for a weekend at his grandparents’ farm. The trip was timed perfectly with getting in some outdoor fun in the last days of summery weather. We got to catch up, fish, and four-wheel to our heart’s content! It’s pretty great that the Myrick brothers got to grow up coming here… Read More Family farm weekend
Who here remembers their 2015 new year’s resolutions?? I know, I know. That was nine months ago, Emma, what are you thinking? But I actually remember a couple of mine, mostly because they were things I wanted to do every day. Small tasks performed daily seems to be my sweet spot. One of those was… Read More Photo-a-day challenge: 9 months in
I went out of town for a week, and fall decided to arrive while I was gone! Which I’m pretty excited about (like every girl ever), but also not quite ready to give up on my summer dresses and sandals. Exhibit A: definitely wore a sleeveless maxi dress to church on Sunday – just threw a sweater… Read More lately.
It’s Thursday, and there was no Triangle Bucket List post this Tuesday. What’s up with that? Life, that’s what. We all know that adulting can be a bit much. The new job is great and also intense, and that’s okay, right? New job plus husband in law school plus regular life means that sometimes days… Read More A Triangle Bucket List update: life gets real
First stop on the Triangle Bucket List: Cocoa Cinnamon! Cocoa Cinnamon is a Durham coffee shop. I’ve been several times before, so this wasn’t a first visit, but I tried to notice things as if it was. I really like Cocoa Cinnamon – it’s a great place to go and people watch. It feels very Durham-y… Read More Cocoa Cinnamon
When Logan was awarded his JAG commission last month, an internal timer started ticking. For those who don’t know, I’ve grown up in this area. The house I grew up in is the only one I can remember. But the travel bug bit me early, and my parents knew by the time I was a… Read More A Triangle bucket list
So, a preface. I don’t read a lot of nonfiction for entertainment. Most of the nonfiction I read is either faith-growing, professionally helpful, or travel books. Therefore it of course feels a bit strange really to choose a top five of those three diverse categories – do I have separate categories for each, or make sure… Read More Top five nonfiction reads of 2014