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When my in-laws were visiting for Calvin’s graduation, I decided it would be a good opportunity to hit a few antique stores with my mother-in-law.  She is happy to sit and read while I work on things, and over the years, she has helped with many sewing and slipcover projects during her visits, but we […]

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In case you didn’t hear, my new book, Move Slow & Make Things, comes out September 1, 2026!  We’re getting into the final weeks before the launch, so I’ll be releasing more preorder bonuses, running giveaways, and sharing more about it in the lead-up to the release date.  Of course, I’m sharing the book because […]

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We had a gorgeous weekend, so Jeff and I both worked outside to get some more yard and garden projects done.  Jeff has actually been working in the yard almost every day.  He’s been a beast this spring!  Since we made so much progress, I thought I would share one more update on the garden […]

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If you’re interested in following along with how our garden and landscaping efforts are coming along, you can read about my April Garden Notes HERE.  Over the past couple of years, I shared more frequent gardening updates here on the blog throughout the spring and summer, but this year has been more about maintenance so […]

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The day of the delivery was bittersweet.  After over a month of fetching milk, butter, cheese, eggs, leftovers, and such from the garage fridge, we were going to have a working refrigerator in our kitchen again.  That was the sweet part.  The bitter part was knowing  I would no longer have a built-in fridge that […]

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