Hi! First off, thanks for popping in! I started this blog for a number of reasons and if you look through the posts you will see all sorts of randomness. I'm a mom of 3 living in a small village in Saskatchewan. We are a household that is on the go a lot with the nearest city an hour away. We love reading, going for walks, playing at as many parks as we can find and just hanging out.
I struggle with anxiety, depression, & ptsd but strive to find the positive in the every day ordinary moments and thank the good Lord for all the blessings I have :)
My Mental Health journey has recently reminded me of my love for all kinds of art, writing poetry being the first to reintroduce myself to. It's hard to open up and let those feelings flow after being buried so deep for so long.
I have a little bit of everything here so I won't take it personally if you don't like or connect to everything I write, but I do really appreciate you being here and sharing in this journey of me re-discovering my true self through words and thoughts that don't always make sense to anyone but myself :D
Avonlea incorporated as a village on February 10, 1912. The village was named after the fictional town of Avonlea, Prince Edward Island in Lucy Maud Montgomery‘s novel Anne of Green Gables. The television series Road to Avonlea is based on the book. I’m not really sure how it happened but this tiny little village in southern Saskatchewan made an appearance in […]
Many stuffed artichoke recipes call for leaving the choke intact while stuffing and cooking. That doesn’t make sense to me, as there’s so much more space for the stuffing when this inedible part is removed. It’s an extra step, but 100% worth the effort. I start by steaming the artichokes, just long enough to be […]
This is the first in a lovely and heartfelt series by Debbie Macomber. The story focuses on three characters interrelated through their meeting at the Rose Harbor Inn. Each is their own worst enemy as they are tormented in their minds by past events. Healing, forgiveness, loss, moving on with life… All these are explored […]
“Time heals all wounds”. I’d like to break that statement down. Time doesn’t heal wounds. Healing is what actually heals our wounds. Healing takes time, sometimes a long time. For healing to happen we need to nurse the pain, keep the wound clean and maybe cover it with a Band-Aid. Healing is usually hard and […]
On my 27th birthday I found my first grey hair. My hair was long (almost to my butt) at the time, which is usually how long I have it. This hair was white as snow and it was the full length! How did it sneak in there without me seeing it? I thought it was […]
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