A few weeks ago, I was asked to write a quick review about the experience that I had with my therapist. I was very quick to say “of course!” but I was not very quick to get it written.

How do you say, quickly and eloquently, “therapy gave me a life I never believed was in the cards for me”? I mean, I guess I could have easily just said that. But I didn’t think about it.

Continue reading “For the rich, there’s therapy. For the rest of us, there’s chocolate.” →

Recently Buzzfeed posted a series of articles all about how bralettes are the wave of the future. I also am on Team Bralette and so I loved these posts. Summer-time Libby loves bralettes. There’s nothing worse than waking up on a 90 degree day and having to strap yourself into a constrictive, polyester garment full of wires and boning and extra foam padding. Especially when you realize that one of the main reasons that you’re doing it is simply because society has conditioned us to believe that a woman should only be taken seriously if her boobs are high and tight. I know, right now you’re thinking “that’s not true.” Yeah it is. Think about it for about thirty more seconds.
But back to the beauty of bralettes! They’re so delicate and light and some are lacy and some are sheer and some are extra strappy and some have cut outs and some are so cute that you want to show it off by barely wearing a top at all. Just throw on a vest, go to work, and avoid HR.
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Next week, my husband and I are driving from the middle of Kansas to Jackson, Mississippi to watch my brother graduate from Seminary. I’m so proud of the hard work that he and his wife and their kids have done, the sacrifices that they’ve all made and the faith that they’ve been living in for the past four years.
After that, we’re driving over to New Orleans to celebrate our first anniversary. We didn’t go on a real honeymoon but when we fantasized about where we would go for our hypothetical honeymoon, my mind kept getting pulled in that direction. I wanted to go to New Orleans because it’s unlike anywhere else either of us have ever been. But to get there—there’s a lot of driving. I’m really excited to share pictures with you.

So what’s the first thing that you think of regarding road trips? For me it’s “what are we going to listen to?” and “what will our snacks be?”
Continue reading “Road Trip Snacks and Other Important Topics” →