How to enact the "No," and do so without hurting anybody. Eloquently saying "No" is not easy, but here's what I've learned so far.

Simply, a day at the ranch. 

Enacting the "No." In Part 2 of our series, we talk about how to effectively start enacting your new found "No!"

Does anyone else out there ever feel like they are a really good friend, but sometimes are too good of a friend? If you’re in a season of trying to be a better friend, or in a season of trying to build upon some existing friendships, these tips are for you.

Ok, maybe not "saved my life," but you get the gist. Saying "No" is SO HARD. Here's how to do it, in three parts. 

When in doubt, put your baby on the floor in the kitchen with some Cheerios and make some homemade pasta. This is a story of that day.

Though it's been a while since we were at the hospital, expecting our teeny bundle of joy, this was a post long awaited. What to take to the hospital – the never ending questions. What we did.

Because we are who we are, it seemed customary that we take a family photos shoot in some almond blooms. And thanks to Matt and some last minute coordination, we got it.