(Circa August 2009)
2009 was one of the hardest years of my life. But such joy can come after the hardship, no? We experienced some serious trials with Rowdy's health, a move back to Seattle after a short one year in Florida, and still tremendous peace during it all.
But looking back, that sadness was such a small part to a really fabulous year of growth. Basically, is it crazy to say that I love almost everything I wrote about that year?
Because I do.
Hands down my favorite post was my birthday gift to Rowdy (a virtual scavenger hunt.) I still give myself props for that amazing-ness.
There were the pictures I took at the farm. They can't help but make me want to be there again.
And oh my goodness! I cannot forget when she turned my hair orange.
Good stuff, people. Good stuff.
XOXO
Leave a comment here to let me know your favorite post from 2009.
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7 comments:
Love, Love, Love the post on Friday May 22, for the orange hair!! I did that myself once and it certainly brought back some very funny memories!! Of course, I was not as brave as you and did not want the entire known world to see the orange hair! So, I re-dyed it and managed to turn it green!! Yeah, the things we go through in the name of beauty!!
I loved "she cried". It's so awesome for that sweet girl to feel such warmth and love in your home. That's the best compliment I can think of. I also loved reading the Strong Woman Spotlights.
I love August 4th....One of my favorite places to go.
July 26th, 2009. LOVE.
I'm so on a huge vintage kick right now and those pictures are so beautiful. I was going to decorate Ella's room in vintage, so maybe that's why I'm so big on it.
You're an amazing photographer.
Honey do List- april
Such an amazing idea!! I am so doing this for my huby when I go to time out for women in April! Thanks for the idea!!!
May 2009 orange hair..so funny. I alwasy say...hiar grows...and hair color gets better and better...so the difference between a bad hair cut and a good one is a coupe of weeks.
I love your Honey-Do list. So sweet...I may have to steal that idea from you next time I go out of town.
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