Sometimes I’ll get caught in the “What if” cycle…… What if no one reads our blog? What if no one sees our posts on Instagram? What if our message gets lost in the giant vortex that is social media? What…
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I climbed up into the bed with her and snuggled in close. “Good night baby. Get some rest, we have a big day tomorrow.” “Mama, are you scared?” Callie asked me as she tucked her little hand into mine. I…
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These posts are some of my favorites–we can do little snapshots of what we’re experiencing, loving, and living through right now. We are embracing the slower pace (most days). We are able to take our time and be more intentional…
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“Do you want to cover it up?” I had taken Callie to a photography studio to have her six month photos done. We didn’t get to do new born pictures or even maternity pictures due to her early arrival and…
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“Find a mentor” is one of the most recommended things in most of the leadership development books I’ve read. I always wondered though….”How in the heck do you find this mentor? Was there like an application that I needed to…
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Hi Y'all! I’m Jaime, a proud working mama, author, girl boss and wifey to an ultra-adorable husband. I am a huge book nerd, I drink coffee like my life depends on it, and run on dry shampoo and Amazon Prime. Leopard print is my favorite color. I am a story teller at heart and this blog is a virtual scrapbook of our crazy beautiful life. I'm a Type One Diabetic and our little warrior princess Callie is a lower limb amputee. By sharing how we’ve chosen to flourish in the garden we’ve been planted in, we hope you can take some small nuggets of hope, inspiration, and laughter. We are so grateful that you’ve found us—welcome to the fam. We embrace our perfectly imperfect lives and don’t let the doctor’s appointments, spreadsheets, speaking engagements, 10th birthday parties to plan, housework or date nights overwhelm us. Those things are just the beautiful reminders of all the blessings in our lives. Read More
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