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The south was never Republican. It was suppressed

The south was never Republican. It was suppressed ✌🏼
Art by @lisacongdon

Grateful we have a nice park bc my husband had bee

Grateful we have a nice park bc my husband had been kicking us all out bc he's stressed AF working at home while our two beautiful children run up and down the halls screaming. And sometimes crying. ✌🏼

First selfie of 2021 ✨

First selfie of 2021 ✨

Sugar cookies and I mean sugar sugar cookies made

Sugar cookies and I mean sugar sugar cookies made and decorated by sweet little hands ⛄❄️
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Also, I think at one point I swore my kids would never eat sugar cookies. Alas, we caved. They made and ate sugar cookies and loved every minute.
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A few years ago a friend I admire deeply, @homemad

A few years ago a friend I admire deeply, @homemadefamilies, said motherhood has its seasons. And, it's so true.
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There are seasons in motherhood. There are seasons where we are inspired and seasons we simply are not. There are seasons we are energetic and ones where we are depleted. There are seasons of joy and seasons of sorrow. There are seasons of productivity and seasons of stagnation.
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I'm currently in the season of getting by and depletion. If you noticed this summer I was inspired. I shared a lot of our lovely activities. And, I shared our daily and weekly lessons. At the moment, were just doing the minimum. We're working through weekly lessons and the rest of the day is spent trying to take a moment of pause from my lovely children.
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This is the season I am in as a mother right now and that's okay. We're in the midst of a pandemic. Its okay if you're not mothering with grace. It's okay if you're not the "perfect" mom. It's okay if your holiday gifts are not Instagram worthy. It's okay if your weekly lessons are less than. This years seasons have been challenging, take a moment for yourself. Take time to replenish.
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How many 🐛 do you spot? Currently IG is full of

How many 🐛 do you spot? Currently IG is full of snow, winter wonderlands,. Christmas gift wrapping and all things December wonderland. But, we live in Texas and December looks a tad different here.
It's filled with sunshine, cooler weather, hiking, parks, cool breezes, monarchs, and future monarchs 🐛🐛🦋🦋
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#exploringnaturewithchildren

A beautiful reminder for myself and anyone else wh

A beautiful reminder for myself and anyone else who needs to hear this 🌿 - Peaceful parenting isn't my default. I'm a work in progress as a mother, but that's what makes the journey all the more special. 🌿 - Jummah Mubarak dear friends ✨

A friend reminded me the other day that we do not

A friend reminded me the other day that we do not inherit the earth from our elders, we borrow it from our children! 🌿
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Did you know we are witnessing the collapse of the Western monarch butterfly? This year in California there were less than 2,000 Western monarchs. The Eastern Monarch population is also in decline. Over the past 40 years the Eastern Monarch population has declined by over 80%.
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I wish I could say merely planting more milkweeds would solve the problem of their decline but with all things, it's going to require a tad more effort from our government. Another small yet beautiful reason we need to advocate for climate change NOW!
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#lowwasteliving

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