Learning to be a Wife

This is what the past week looked like.

Dog days of summer.

Visit with my bestie filled my cup.

Qdoba for life.

He brings me a lavender latte, swoon.

Cheering Ella on at her soccer game.

Brother and sister selfie.

Sunsets on the lake never get old.

Pillow stealer.

I loved the premise of this book, but could have used more closure at the end.

Stormy day in the office.

G picked flowers from the yard.

Closes laptop for nine whole days!!

Lunch with a friend at The Vault Deli.

Kean's is the cutest.

"Listen, I still want to be invited but I'm not coming."

Vacation Lindsey activated.

Season 2 episode 1 is spectacular.

Just as good as the Dexter season 4 finale.

In the great purge and cleanout of 2025 I found these fish bowls and they make me so happy.

My sidekick.

This blueberry muffin latte from Booksellers Books and Coffee tasted just like a blueberry muffin.

Pop of color.

I want this coffee to be heavier on the lavender, but added to a Starbucks lavender latte and it's delightful.

This is twelve.

In preparation to watch the final Mission Impossible we started at the beginning.

I've remembered.

Melts my heart every time.

Best news headline.

Lol.

So good.

Life comes at you fast.

I feel seen.

This made me lol.

For more life lately:

This is what the past week looked like.

G made us grilled cheese sandwiches for dinner.

Dinner with a view.

I read The Comfort Book and it had a few gems like this list of ten things that won't make you happy.

Fave quotes:

"The sky isn't more beautiful if you have perfect skin. Music doesn't sound more interesting if you have a six-pack. Dogs aren't better company if you're famous. Pizza tastes good regardless of your job title. The best of life exists beyond the things we are encouraged to crave."

"Ruining the present by worrying about the future is like burning your most treasured possession simply because you might one day lose other possessions that you don't own yet."

"Beauty is any moment that makes us gasp with the hope and wonder of life, and the world is full of such moments."

"We call this the 'comfort zone' but often it is the opposite. A discomfort zone, a stagnation zone, an unfulfilled zone."

"The only certainty is uncertainty. And so, if we are to reach any kind of constant comfort, we need to find comfort in uncertainty."