Author Archives: Hannah

I know that the holidays seem long over for everyone else, and that you have all settled into wonderful January’s full of resolutions made, and perhaps broken already.  But I just now feel like the busyness of the holidays is … Continue reading →

It seems like everywhere I turn I hear people lamenting 2016 as awful, a horrible year that we are happy to chuck to the curb. I get that. This year has been marked by evil and loss around our world, … Continue reading →

This December has been marked by car disaster. We had our oil changed at Wal-Mart before Thanksgiving, and they neglected to put the oil cap on correctly, which meant our oil drained out and fried our engine, so we have … Continue reading →

In the trenches of the first six months of Henry’s life, I’ve learned a couple things.I’ve learned that the solution for every single problem is to order more stuff on Amazon Prime. This won’t solve the problem, of course, but … Continue reading →

Until relatively recently, Henry hated literacy.Or at least, that’s what we would joke about, as he would contort his body and cry if we tried to sit still and read a book. He has recently changed his tune a bit, … Continue reading →

Henry is 6 months and a couple days old. J to the K- he’s 6.5 months now, but I started writing this post weeks ago and then always got too distracted to get back to it. He is basically an … Continue reading →

It will truly be a Christmas miracle if any of our cards make it to their destination before Christmas, requiring a feat of magic that will necessitate full participation from all actual wonders of Christmas like the newborn Savior, and … Continue reading →

Christmas is a wonderful time of year for those of us who are blissful repeaters. I love repetition and genuinely don’t get tired of things. I love eating the same lunch every day, making the same breakfast, doing the same … Continue reading →

It’s taken me awhile to get some photos up of our Thanksgiving adventures in Indiana, due in part to the trauma detailed at the end of this post, but mostly due to the daily distraction of that squishy little ginger … Continue reading →

This November was the most beautiful I can ever remember DC looking in the fall, with the trees a constant kaleidoscope of gold and red. We went on so many walks, and I took too many pictures of my feet … Continue reading →