by Christina Sharafinski
November 30, 2022
In early November, we gathered Calista's volleyball team for their end-of-season banquet. Everyone contributed to the make-your-own-taco-bar as we ...
by Christina Sharafinski
October 31, 2022
Hello, October!
I'm trying to think of what O-C-T-O-B-E-R stands for.
Perhaps it's Outdoors Calls...and I have no idea what T-O-B-E-R stands fo...
by Christina Sharafinski
September 30, 2022
September is a season of endings AND beginnings. Summer already feels like a distant memory. And at the same time, there's something tender and f...
by Christina Sharafinski
August 31, 2022
The month of August has always been a very child-focused time for me. The rush of sports coming into season, kids headed back to school, and a very...
by Christina Sharafinski
July 31, 2022
Although I already had a pretty full calendar for July, I declared it a "Rest-and-Digest" month.
.
Only when I started to slow down did I real...
by Christina Sharafinski
June 30, 2022
'Ello luv,
.
I hope summer finds you more fabulous than ever!
.
June featured a creative soul sisters trip to Charleston with my dear friends Di...
by Christina Sharafinski
June 1, 2022
Much Ado, May!
After April showers come the May flowers. And May of 2022, brought an extravagance of 'em! And these flowers came with the trad...
by Christina Sharafinski
April 30, 2022
April is quite easily my favorite month — and not just because of my birthday!
Yes, I turned 30 — for the 25th time! Shocker, right? My snow-bird p...
by Christina Sharafinski
March 31, 2022
March is such a month of celebrations, of expansion.
Friendship. Companionship. Good times together. With a backdrop of spring blooms, milder tem...
by Christina Sharafinski
February 28, 2022
My first (and only) marriage was on a snowy morning in early February... 27 years ago. That was followed by my first son, my first daughter (a February birthday), and eventually my first-last son (also a February birthday)...That last one was 21 years ago.
by Christina Sharafinski
January 31, 2022
There is something fabulous in visiting new places — whether they're across the country or minutes from home. Although I have to fight my urge to hibernate like a mama bear when it's freezing outdoors, I find my willingness to head outdoors is always rewarded.
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In early November, we gathered Calista's volleyball team for their end-of-season banquet. Everyone contributed to the make-your-own-taco-bar as we ...
Hello, October! I'm trying to think of what O-C-T-O-B-E-R stands for. Perhaps it's Outdoors Calls...and I have no idea what T-O-B-E-R stands fo...
September is a season of endings AND beginnings. Summer already feels like a distant memory. And at the same time, there's something tender and f...
The month of August has always been a very child-focused time for me. The rush of sports coming into season, kids headed back to school, and a very...
Although I already had a pretty full calendar for July, I declared it a "Rest-and-Digest" month. . Only when I started to slow down did I real...
'Ello luv, . I hope summer finds you more fabulous than ever! . June featured a creative soul sisters trip to Charleston with my dear friends Di...
Much Ado, May! After April showers come the May flowers. And May of 2022, brought an extravagance of 'em! And these flowers came with the trad...
April is quite easily my favorite month — and not just because of my birthday! Yes, I turned 30 — for the 25th time! Shocker, right? My snow-bird p...
March is such a month of celebrations, of expansion. Friendship. Companionship. Good times together. With a backdrop of spring blooms, milder tem...
My first (and only) marriage was on a snowy morning in early February... 27 years ago. That was followed by my first son, my first daughter (a February birthday), and eventually my first-last son (also a February birthday)...That last one was 21 years ago.
There is something fabulous in visiting new places — whether they're across the country or minutes from home. Although I have to fight my urge to hibernate like a mama bear when it's freezing outdoors, I find my willingness to head outdoors is always rewarded.
