The Thursday List
CourtneyThinking and writing about home, motherhood, and peace of mind, among other things. Sharing my small shifts in perspective and habit as I chase a cozier, more balanced life.
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A cute Go Fish game, a quilted vest, ballet flats, and more 🎣
August is one of my favorite months. Back to school season breathes life into the dog days of summer, bringing a renewed sense of purpose and hope for what will be. (And also new pens and cute outfits. What’s not to like?) Ah, the possibili...
On my mind: the way motherhood warps time, being new at something in your 30s, and just posting, already 👏🏻
Sometimes, I haven’t quite had the time to fully develop or polish an idea I have bouncing around for a post, but I do have several observations I’d like to document. Enter On My Mind, a bimonthly collection of bite-sized observations and i...
In my cart: squeeze sour cream 🛒
I have a tendency of doing things the hard way in the name of thoroughness, frugality, or habit. And until recently, when faced with the option to spend time or money, I would nearly always choose to spend time. That is, until I became a mo...
Embrace the mess: literally, no thank you
There is no limit to the amount of advice for moms. I believe it starts the second you find out you are pregnant and ends probably never. Some of the greatest hits include:
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Homebody, mom, educator, midwesterner, millennial, hopeful idealist. Major older sister energy.
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