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"Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning" (psalm 30:5). Clinging to this promise, and many others was truly ...
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Unless you and I are intimately close, you may not know that, in that 6 year space between Kensley and Caden, another little boy carved his ...
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Following Caden as he pedaled his Transformers bike along the path in Muskingum Park created the perfect 'moment' for hand holding w...
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I would rather have my wonderful group of friends suddenly turn their backs and disown me, than to watch my little girl see the people who s...
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Our local parenting group had a mom ask this question: How many clothing items does a child need? In the beginning, my only answer is: A ...
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"Mommy! My belly feels....." and so it begins. An endless day of cleaning messes that don't quite make it to the proper rec... -
Kensley has been dancing since she was 2; tap, ballet and jazz, adding lyrical, and hip-hop in later years. This year, as I helped her with ...
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A pooptext (received, not sent) Lunch on the front porch of the Buckley house with my handsome husband Lunch inside the Buckley house with m...
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In my ever-forward-moving attempt at understanding and relating to the God that created me, the God to whom I owe everything, down to the br...
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The word doula is an ancient Greek word, meaning 'woman servant or slave'. In our modern culture, a doula is a woman with childbirth...
About Me
- Crysta
- Marietta, OH
- I am the mama of the Bourdon Bungalow, a rambly, octogenarian of a Victorian situated on the Muskingum River. Together with 'the dad', I hold on tight, keep my eyes wide open, and enjoy the ride on this crazy roller-coaster of life. I'm not into history (except the recent history of when my children were babies ~ my favorite part of parenting), and I'm not much into planning for the future. Present, in this moment, is the way I roll.
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