Farewell to January

I know everyone says it, and it’s so cliche, but it’s so hard to believe January is just about done! I also am recently the parent of a teenager. That one just makes my head hurt.

I have been making plans to change up my blog, and this is actually a “new” one. I have run into a small glitch, which the hosts of homeschooljournal.net (my uncle and aunt) are going to guide me through I’m sure. For them, it’s likely just flicking a switch (sort of), and for me it induces all sorts of anxiety and angst. I’m so glad there are all sorts of people in this world. :)

I’ve finally started making some changes to our house. We’ve been here over a year and a half, and I’ve been stuck. Haven’t felt like it was really mine to do with as I pleased, as I’ve always known this house as my in-laws’. Today, my kitchen cupboards were primed, and they will be painted tomorrow with Benjamin Moore’s “cloud white”. The walls are sitting pretty in a beautiful shade of cheery yellow, and I’m excited that we’ll soon be getting some fresh counters and a new apron-front sink. New hardware, some better lighting, and a pretty faucet, and I think I just may fall in love with my kitchen, bless it’s tiny little depression-era heart. I haven’t “hated” it per se, but I’ve been mostly annoyed with it since moving here. I think the changes we’re making are going to improve my mood when I’m in it immensely, not to mention the fact that I have found some ways to improve storage, which is my biggest peeve overall.

It’s so nice to have a fun project like this to pull me through this part of the winter. It’s just what I needed!

About BJ

I am a Christian wife and mom. My husband and I have six children and we live in rural Atlantic Canada. We live on a little farm that I have dubbed Willow Brook Farm, where we are adopting animals one-by-one, and I homeschool our six blessings. I enjoy reading, writing, music, and all things nesting. I aspire to one day be a great musician, a great gardener, and a great nester. I have a life full of people who are dear to me, but of course, the biggest shout-out goes to Jesus, who makes this life of mine possible.
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