Watching..."Parenthood". If you are not yet watching this show, START NOW!! It is
such a compelling story and a beautiful look into the ups and downs of a family. I
connect with this show on so many levels and can identify with each and every one of
the characters. This season is pretty intense so far and I have cried my way through
every episode!
such a compelling story and a beautiful look into the ups and downs of a family. I
connect with this show on so many levels and can identify with each and every one of
the characters. This season is pretty intense so far and I have cried my way through
every episode!
Listening to...the following:
1. "Wild" by Royal Teeth
2. "Honey" by Us and Our Daughters
3. "I Will Wait" by Mumford and Sons
4. "The Past Recedes" by John Frusciante
5. "Wanderluster" by Band of Skulls
1. "Wild" by Royal Teeth
2. "Honey" by Us and Our Daughters
3. "I Will Wait" by Mumford and Sons
4. "The Past Recedes" by John Frusciante
5. "Wanderluster" by Band of Skulls
Inspired by...the last few months. We're at a point now where we can look back and
see real, tangible progress. We don't feel like we're drowning anymore, we feel like we
are actually getting somewhere. Shawn's recovery is still far from over and we are
definitely still struggling to make everything work but we are moving at a good pace. I
feel like we've been through the stages of grief: denial, anger, depression. And now,
4 months later, we are beginning to see signs of acceptance. I am inspired by our journey
so far, by our ability to adapt and overcome even on the days when I felt like I could
barely breath. I hope to write more about this experience as I continue to process it all,
to share with you the inner growth that occurs with such tragedy. I am a different
person now than I was before this accident, more open and aware and alive. But part of
me still feels lost. It's a strange paradox that I am working through.
see real, tangible progress. We don't feel like we're drowning anymore, we feel like we
are actually getting somewhere. Shawn's recovery is still far from over and we are
definitely still struggling to make everything work but we are moving at a good pace. I
feel like we've been through the stages of grief: denial, anger, depression. And now,
4 months later, we are beginning to see signs of acceptance. I am inspired by our journey
so far, by our ability to adapt and overcome even on the days when I felt like I could
barely breath. I hope to write more about this experience as I continue to process it all,
to share with you the inner growth that occurs with such tragedy. I am a different
person now than I was before this accident, more open and aware and alive. But part of
me still feels lost. It's a strange paradox that I am working through.
Anticipating...my best friend's baby shower this weekend. We've all been so busy
this past year and I have not had a day with my girlfriends in literally MONTHS. I am
so excited to share this special day with my girl, to celebrate this new little life that she
has been so patiently anticipating for quite some time now.
this past year and I have not had a day with my girlfriends in literally MONTHS. I am
so excited to share this special day with my girl, to celebrate this new little life that she
has been so patiently anticipating for quite some time now.
Planning...lots of projects around the house. Shawn and I have been tackling piles
of unfinished business left and right: sorting and organizing and improving. We are
currently in the process of sprucing up our office, a space completely neglected since
we bought our house 3 years ago. This is my inspiration for our office space. Can you
even believe the fact that we don't have an IKEA here in Louisiana? Isn't that sad? I
could walk into that store and literally purchase every single thing I need for our office
space in one sweep!! Get with the IKEA program, Dirty South!
of unfinished business left and right: sorting and organizing and improving. We are
currently in the process of sprucing up our office, a space completely neglected since
we bought our house 3 years ago. This is my inspiration for our office space. Can you
even believe the fact that we don't have an IKEA here in Louisiana? Isn't that sad? I
could walk into that store and literally purchase every single thing I need for our office
space in one sweep!! Get with the IKEA program, Dirty South!
15 comments:
Come visit me and use my IKEA! :)
we don't have an ikea in alabama either. the closest one to us is atlanta, and that's still four hours away!
i have ugly cried during parenthood so much this season. i only watch it when no one else is around. :)
I LOVE Parenthood so much. I wish I was Sarah, but I'm totally Julia with a little bit of Christina mixed in. Whatever - as long as I'm like Camille when I'm a grandmother. Is she not the coolest?
I cry every week at Parenthood. I want to be a Braverman. I hope Amber gets together with that Ryan guy--he's so cute!
I have Parenthood in queque on Netflix. I can't wait to start. SO glad you guys are finding your way.
I'm so in love with the new Mumford and Sons album. Seriously so good.
i've heard great things about parenthood! i need to tune in!
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I totally agree that we need an Ikea in Louisiana!! SOMEWHERE!! I loved that store when we went the other weekend!
It's the best! Aaahh, someday, maybe...
Do it!! It's so good!!
We have been listening to it nonstop, so beautiful!
Thank you love. You will LOVE Parenthood!!
I totally think they are going to get together!! And I wish I were a Braverman, too! Best TV family ever!
Camille is my hero. Coolest lady ever! I wish I were Sarah but I'm way too OCD. Do you think something will turn up with the photographer?!!
I have ugly cried through every episode this season, too! This one has been SO emotional!
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