New Post

So, I still don't feel like blogging, hence the title. Nothing super informative in this post except that it's new, and only because I was sick and tired of staring at my blog every time I signed on to check every one else's blogs. I have so much to catch up on and I feel guilty about not blogging about some pretty important events that have happened in the last 6 months, like my babies turning 3 and 1. It can be pretty overwhelming. Plus, does anyone else ever feel like their life is pretty boring compared to others? I have to admit though, I'm becoming more and more thankful for boring. I'll just be honest, this period of not blogging for me and simply reading about what's going on with everyone else has been very heart changing. It has helped me find joy in the things that I do have and envy less. Envy is a yucky yucky feeling and reading blogs used to make it creep in more than anything else in my life. Why don't I have a nice camera? Why don't I bake from scratch? Why don't I have a daily craft for my children? Why don't I get to travel all over the world? Why don't I get to hire someone to decorate my house? Why don't I have some awesome story to tell? I have since learned that everyone has their own story, and only a glimpse of it is ever written in to a blog post. Plus, you crafting/cooking/organizing/schooling/photographing/traveling/painting/sewing bloggers just aren't me, and that is just fine. I guess since I'm being honest, I'll just go ahead and say that I've decided that some of you are CRAZY* (did my envy just turn to judgement, oops). You would probably think that I'm crazy too, so I don't feel that guilty about saying it. Man that felt good to get that off my chest. So, back to reading blogs for me, without envy. Maybe I'll blog something of importance again soon, ha! I'll leave you with a glimpse of my life: *Ok, so maybe CRAZY was a little extreme. By crazy, I just meant different from me (we've all got some crazy in us). Their blogs are totally inspiring and actually have some really good ideas, but I have a feeling that if I actually met some of these "extreme" bloggers in real life, we probably wouldn't be best buds. Mainly because they would think I wasn't very cool and I would probably think that they were, well, extreme. P.S. I don't actually know any of these people I'm talking about, in case you were wondering.