listen make it until age 4. Yes there are sweet and fun pockets but man it is HARD when babies are young. I remember postpartum being MAD at people that got 5 hours of sleep. Then I started getting 5 hours and it kept getting better. and better. But yet all hard. If you are dying, get a bike. I'm telling you that saved me. Get a bike trailer or a little buddy seat for your bike. It's fabolous, freeing, they love and you will love it. When babies/toddlers have literally no sel

Life can be really exhausting and stressful but also BORING. Somehow we went (in about 2 days) from my bf sending me this ad to grabbing a couple friends and picking up both of them. It was quite literally the hottest day of the year and 3/4 of us threw up . Am I excited? You bet. Am I questioning if I’m living my best life or stupid? Yes. I’m so nervous and excited to ride Carolina (the Hanoverian). I am a big believer in riding more than 1 horse creates a much better rider!

There are seasons. If you’re in the trenches of motherhood right now—exhausted, barely sleeping—this isn’t advice for you. That season is survival, and I promise it passes. But if you’re a mom feeling a little blah, my best advice is to move your body again. Preferably with someone else. Loud music, real effort, laughing through it. When I’m fit, everything in my life feels better. Strength brings my spark back—every time. Merry Christmas, you filthy animals 🎄

Winter is here and darkness falls early. Turns out I’m still really not sleeping much more than the last couple years since I still can’t figure out bedtime. HOWEVER, I am having a lot of fun!! I just pray for God to bless my sleep and make it count more lol! I got a scooter for my son’s birthday and lately we have been having chase parts where he pushes a chair and I ride the scooter around in circles. Malibu Jacks. What a fun place, it's so fun watching him play! Watching y

A chaotic but hilarious day at the vet — between a nervous puppy, a cat with an eye infection, and one very messy truck ride home, this farm mom proves she can handle it all (mostly).