keeping kenley.: above the couch...

Saturday, August 20, 2011

above the couch...

Im sure that no one other than myself cares about what hangs above our couch in the family room but I have changed what has been hanging up there about 5 times in the 10 months we have lived here...

I think I have settled on something... for now...

Yesterday at Michael's I found these frames for $1.99 (usually $10.00 each)... I was STOKED!!

In each frame is a different peice of scrapbook paper... each $.19... making it afforable enough to change out the papers accorinding to the season/holiday.... I see pumpkins and candy corn in the new future :)

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"Keeping Kenley" .... not in the sense that we chose parenting(thats old news) but instead the idea of being able to her remember, 'keep' her little when she isn't anymore.

Mostly, gathered here are our thoughts and memories from our adventure in Riverside, originally written for our friends and family back home when we missed them most.

Now that we are back home I find myself here, writing about the little things and hope for a time to keep our friends down south updated instead...

Kenley has given me inspiration to write again.

The first post on this blog was right before our big move to southern California (September 2010) with our two month old Kenley. I planned on keeping our close friends and family updated on our happenings in our new city... hundreds of miles from home. I know that some of our happiest memories as a family were there as well our biggest struggles. I cant wait to look back on it all.

For now I am a full time student at Sonoma State studying Kinesiology. I love fitness. I love school. so, it works.

I do part time medical transcription from home. The flexibilty and hours cant be beat.... I work in my sweats.

I blog for/with/ and because I am a young mom... discovering all that requires and curious how other young families do it all. Most of the blogs I follow are young moms that I know (and dont know) .... and in case you were wondering it still seems like none of us have it all figured out yet.

In SoCal I worked at a "crunchy" baby and children's boutique in Redlands called Kissui -(Japanese for: pure & natural) where I fell in love with attached parenting and became a hippy when it comes to raising my babe. I dig cloth diapers, baby wearing, breast feeding, co-sleeping and hit the lotto when Kenley got into the (just-as-hippy) Children's School on SSU's campus.

Kenley is an adventurous little soul and thrives beyond our wildest dreams now that she is in preschool. She amazes us every day with her creativity, intellegence and passion.

thanks for stopping by :)

jess