Every now and then I feel like I knock a gift out of the park. And that’s what has me SO excited about Father’s Day in a couple of weeks!!!! I mentioned a while back that I was pulling together Why You’re So Awesome books for both of the little’s teachers from their classes AND… Read More
With spring break on my my mind and a big trip around the corner, I’ve been lining up all of my beach and pool essentials for some serious fun in the sun!! scallop bikini – I was so happy to find this super cute suit at Old Navy after admiring similar options at much higher price points!… Read More
John’s latest school project was a “Cereal Book Report”. Based on a book they were currently reading, they had to invent a cereal and then make a commercial to promote it. As luck would have it, he is the throes of the Harry Potter series. I mean, thank goodness!!! His obsession with all things Potter… Read More
Mother lent me Beach Town by Mary Kay Andrews and it made for a fantastic vacation read while down at Disney (… in September… this post has been lost in the drafts). She is one of my very favorite authors and I always look forward to her new releases. Many of them are set… Read More
Sweet Bestie S delivered The Good Girl by Mary Kubica straight to my bedside when I was down with my appendectomy (so many months ago that I forgot I had it). I tried reading it then but couldn’t string together two cohesive thoughts at the time, much less make sense of a book! This was… Read More
After so many of you recommended it during my last On My Bedside post, I finally read The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins. I’m beyond late to this party, but I can safely join in saying that it’s one of the best books I’ve read in a long time!! Going in, I thought I… Read More
Well, well, well, what’s old is new again. It’s been tooooo long since I shared an “On My Bedside” review. I spent most of my evenings this summer with my nose buried in the Beautiful Creatures series by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. Now, I know it won’t come as a surprise to y’all that… Read More