I’m a mom. Wow. That’s still so weird to say. And think. I’m a mom and I’m loving every minute with my gorgeous daughter. Our little family of three is doing great, and once I can pry my eyes off my precious child long enough to do more than eat, first I’ll shower, and then
Giveaway Winner!
Thanks to everyone who entered the Craft Therapea giveaway earlier this week. The winner of the personalized monogram towel set is Laina! Congratulations Laina–check your email for information on how to claim your prize! Didn’t win, but still itching for a little something of your own? Well you’re in luck! All Things G&D readers can
Meet Kate
Katherine Pamela Born January 9, 2010 7lbs 2oz 19 inches long Greg and I are thrilled to announce that our daughter Kate has finally arrived! I will of course share all the details once we get settled in at home, so for now I’ll just share that she is absolutely amazing and we already can’t
Craft Therapea Giveaway!
If you’re a sucker for personalized and monogrammed gifts like I am, you’re going to love Craft Therapea –my good friend Kelly’s Etsy shop! And today Kelly and I are teaming up to give away a personalized towel set to one lucky reader! Your prize includes two kitchen towels–one with a personalized monogram or shape,
Pregnancy: Week 40
Monday, January 4th Today is our due date and we are so excited and hopeful that Baby G&D will arrive today! I’ve been spending these last few days doing a lot of belly rubbing, trying to soak it all in and cherish these final moments. I’ve loved being pregnant so much and I know I’m
Weekend Wear
This was a particularly cold and snowy winter weekend, so I had to bundle up in a nice warm cardigan and my winter boots and hat. And once again I’m makeup-less–only this time I decided to give my vanity a run for her money and looked right at the camera–hello! That’s real life, people.
Snow Day
A couple of weeks ago we were hit hard with about 14″ of snow in 24 hours, followed by temperatures dropping so low that our windchills were in the negative 20s. “Windchill” means that even though it might be, say, 7° Fahrenheit outside, when you factor in the wind it feels like it’s -20°F. And