I read a lot of great posts this week. Some made me laugh, some made me think, and some intrigued me. Each week I find new blogs to follow from your lovely suggestions, and each week choosing just a few to share becomes a more difficult task! Let's get to it:
"The Best Days of Your Life" by The Contented Wife. Chelsea's conversation with a stranger made me stop and realize that these days, although sometimes really difficult, will be ones that I cherish and look back on fondly someday. Major eye opener!
"This is Not the Honeymoon Stage" by Sew My Soul. While reading Kaitlin's post, I just kept nodding and saying "yes!". The first year of marriage is not what you'd expect - there are days that are really raw, leaving you to think "What did I sign up for?" I've been there, and I loved how open and honest she was.
"Lies Bloggers Tell Themselves" by Whispering Sweet Nothings. I love how Shane wrote each "lie", followed by her advice pertaining to that lie. It was all great advice - and a post I'm sure I'll go back to again!
"The Struggle for Originality" by the Florkens. This is something that I often think about. Will I lose readers if I voice my dislike of fall and everything pumpkin? The real question should be - Do I care? We should all focus on ourselves, and try not to fall in to the trend of certain things in life.
"5 Ways to Make Your Hair Grow Faster" by East &. I am constantly going back and forth between wanting short hair and long hair. Right now, it's medium length and I want it long, so I loved this post! I am going to try the coconut oil mask/massage this weekend.
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I'm off to Michigan this weekend with the inlaws and I couldnt be more excited! We rented a fab house on the lake and I will be taking advantage the time with them, we don't get together nearly enough! There might also be some cocktails, hot tubs, bonfires and maybe some time to catch up on some reading. We'll see if my children cooperate. :)
