May holds some big stuff for the Myrick household. Most notably: Logan graduates from law school and commissions into the Air Force!!!! To say we’re excited about this is an understatement. Logan has worked incredibly hard for this, and I’ve shed my share of sweat and tears to make this happen too. I’m so proud of… Read More Goals: May
Happy May, friends! In the hope of talking more about life in general here at Teaspoon of Nose, I’ve decided to share my monthly goals. Life has felt too complicated, too sensitive, and just plain too fast to do a great job of sharing more personally here on the blog. My job isn’t really bloggable… Read More Goal setting, or how not to sabotage yourself via to do lists
Throwing a brunch-themed bridal shower has enough theme to tie everything together, but loose enough to not feel kitchy
Happy Easter! He is Risen, and that’s fantastic news! Easter rolling around reminds me that somehow it’s already spring. The warmer weather and longer days has been good for my soul – something deep within me comes alive as the flowers bloom and trees blossom. So here’s a few tidbits of life recently: Reading: Actual… Read More Life lately
Well folks, I took a picture [almost] every day for a year. It was a fun challenge! Admittedly, some days were not so hot (oh hey, photos of my shoes/bed/wall art). Best I can estimate, I took photos on 345 days this year. That means I missed about 20 days. Which sounds like a lot… Read More Photo-a-day challenge: complete!
Welcome to a new year! How were everyone’s celebrations yesterday? Logan and I had a date night with an epic French meal. I love experimenting in the kitchen! As I think ahead to this year, I’m struck by the sheer possibility of it all. Calling something “new” always holds so much promise. It’s energizing to look… Read More Here’s to 2016!
How was 2015 in the Teaspoon of Nose corner of the world? Not necessarily because more of my personal life needs to be available to anyone with access to a web browser, but because there’s something comforting in external processing (for me) and there’s something healthy about normalizing everyone’s life experiences (for you, dear reader,… Read More 2015: a review