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On this site, you'll find a collection of my favorite recipes and stories. I'm a big fan of food --- real food --- and am passionate about celebrating life, one crumb at a time.

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  • I get asked pretty often about books for children - mainly, what my five year old is currently loving. Well, here you go! I desire nothing more than to make lifelong passionate readers out of my children. The joy of getting lost in a good book is unsurpassed! It is hard though, these days, to “find the time” to read (although, really, is it? 🤔) so here is what we do. Every afternoon when the big boys get home from school and the baby naps, I read aloud. Usually out of the James Herriot treasury or a storybook from the library to hold Luke’s attention. At night, each child gets a story read before bed. Well, Luke gets two books and Grayson (who goes to bed an hour later than his younger brothers) gets 30ish minutes of a chapter book read aloud. When all my kids are older, we will start family read alouds nightly. These are all the books Grayson is loving right now. His teacher at school read My Fathers Dragon and he loved it so much I bought the series for our home library. I know he will want to reread them all when he’s able to read on his own. We also love Boxcar Children, Little House on the Prairie (not shown but very very much loved) and currently into My Side of the Mountain. I also read bible stories every afternoon to everyone. My goal is to make books a living, breathing part of our everyday life. Grayson LOVES books and says his favorite time at school is the time of the day they get to pick a classroom book and sit at their desk with it. I hope this sticks! What are your elementary kids currently into? 📚
  • My goal everyday is to get the boys outside as much as humanely possible. 🌲 My two biggest parenting lessons in my 5.5 short years of motherhood is: everything is better if you add water, and get outside. So basically, playing with water outside is jackpot. 😂 Seriously though - anyone else’s kids NEED to be outside?!
  • I can’t believe it’s been a year since my incredible homebirth with Brooks. 💙 I love this first photo of my eldest holding my youngest just two hours after his birth. 🥰 Brooks, we adore you! I never imagined in my wildest dreams having three boys but, man, what a GIFT it is. I love this little tribe of men I have the honor and privilege of raising. I feel like I am really just starting to step into my calling of bringing up these little men and its just so much fun. Happy birthday to my sweet baby Brooks! 🥳💙💙💙
  • Gosh, how is he 1 on Friday?!? 😭😭💙💙
  • Ahhhh, the aroma and taste (and sight!) of fresh sourdough never ever grows old. 🥰 I hadn’t baked in months and this was exactly what we all needed today.
  • Tea time ☕️💙
  • “I took a walk in the woods and came out taller than the trees” Henry David Thoreau 🌲 Brooks stood up all by himself this morning for the first time out in the woods! He has been standing for months now (while hanging onto things) but this was the first time he deliberately just got himself up and stood tall. He turns one in two weeks!! It’s hard to imagine life without our little “baby brooksie”. 🥰🍂🌾
  • In preparation for the forthcoming “California blackout”, I baked a chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting, a giant pan of chicken Parmesan (to be heated either over the camp stove or fingers crossed my gas range still works 🤞🏻). I’ve done laundry, dishes, stocked flashlights and ice in freezer. Hopefully our power will just be cut for a day and a half, not the five days they are telling us to be prepared for. 😱 For those wondering, we live in an extreme fire risk area and winds are expected to be pick up in the next two hours. All electricity is being cut to try to prevent downed power lines and, thus, a fire situation. Going to take this opportunity to cozy in, read lots of books by candlelight to my boys and eat cake. 🤷‍♀️ Happy fall, y’all! 🍂🍂🍂
  • “I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.” Anne of Green Gables ☺️ I’m also glad to live in a world with Wendell Berry poems and novels. I just finished Hannah Coulter and I adored it’s quiet strength. I know it will be a novel I think about for a long, long time. That’s the best kind of book! What are you reading lately? 🍂🍁🍄
  • Pack up kids, drive an hour north, pick 13 lbs of apples from the farm, race home, bake deep dish apple pie during baby’s nap. EAT. ❤️
  • Baby’s first apple picking 🍎🍎🍎

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