My Everyday Life Week 48- Here’s what this past week looked like:
I ordered a personal poem from Amy Turn Sharp with the direction of “momming myself,” and it arrived on my Mom’s death anniversary on Monday. How wild is that? I love it so much.

I went to Costco and thought of my Mom the whole time. I hadn’t been in years, and it brought me back to my childhood when I used to go with her.

Mushroom party in my backyard.

Dinner with Dad and Tina at Sorellas. I ordered the artichoke chicken. Yum.

She loves my jacket.

He loves my new electric throw blanket.

Outgoing workbooks. THANK YOU for supporting my small business!

Thanksgiving planning mode.

I am going through a kimchi phase.

Theirs & mine, stuffing edition.

This week, I found my Mom’s candy molds and had no idea she had a lion!!!

The yard, before winter.

I have some more flowers coming in!

Made a pumpkin pie.

Hung some streamers up to add some fun movement to the yard.

My order from Thrive Market came! I am planning to make a batch of sugar scrubs.
If you use my link, you can get a $60 gift and 30% off your first order.
I am also excited to play around with gelatin.

Road trip!

I caught the reflection of a photo of me in my planner. Mom yourself!

I journaled in the car while Casey drove. 2025 was the year of the Snake. We are moving into Horse mode soon.

We went to my Uncle’s house. I grilled steaks. We had some lobster too.

Cooper enjoyed putting.

AND CARBS.

The rush of the river is healing.

We learned how to smoke salmon.

Had it for breakfast.

Family walk.

The Thanksgiving menu.

You know what’s fun?


Part of the spread! I couldn’t get it all.

Happy Thanksgiving!

I’ll take all of it, please.

I processed my grief in my currently workbook.

I found a mossy rock that looked like a brain.

This was under it.

My camera can’t capture how cool this is in real life.

Across the pond.

At mushroom level.

Hooray for sunshine.

Collecting golf balls.

Dewy.

Drying off.

Breaking in a new pizza oven.

First pie!

On the way home.

The sky looked like a painting.


















