Happy Due Date to me!! This morning, as a small mini celebration I took myself on a nice relaxing coffee date to Petite Marie Bette. I enjoyed some journaling, reading my Bible, and listening to The Pastcast Podcast. I’ve been finding lots of joy in designing superfluous graphics in Canva recently. Yesterday I shared myContinue reading “Devotional Zine & iPhone Wallpaper {downloads}”
Author Archives: Jenoa Sapunarich
Simple Supper: a short cookbook/guide
I love to cook! I love to try new ingredients, I enjoy pushing myself with new techniques and methods, I enjoy buying fancy kitchen equipment! Robbie, on the hand, does not. He’s given cooking a couple of tries in the time we’ve been together and just hasn’t quite found the joy in it like IContinue reading “Simple Supper: a short cookbook/guide”
Ripening
At church a few weeks ago Billy, a UVA student, taught me a new word. Or, rather, a new utilization of the word “rotting.” Rotting; To just do absolutely nothing, for hours, presumably coinciding with alcohol consumption. I’ve felt as if I was rotting (sans alcohol) for many weeks and days now. Having finished upContinue reading “Ripening”
This One’s for the Girls
Writer Marlee Grace included this IG post in her most recent newsletter Monday Monday and it instantly sent me into a country music spiral. Especially women of country! Maybe it’s all the extra hormones coursing through my veins but these powerful songs from some of the greatest women in country music have just been hittingContinue reading “This One’s for the Girls”
Imbibing California
We got home from an amazing week in Orange Country yesterday! Since I’m 36 37 weeks pregnant pretty much all I wanted to do was eat, drink, swim and sit; thankfully we’re in a great place to do just that. It was a truly magical trip. It felt like such a treat because up untilContinue reading “Imbibing California”
Nesting
A common complaint I hear from Robbie these days is that I’ve made our bedroom “too cozy.” Making it very difficult for him to get out of bed for his very early a.m. workouts Until about 6 weeks ago our bedroom was very utilitarian. We have a lovely furniture set, plus nice bedding and twoContinue reading “Nesting”
Blue Sky
“You’re my blue sky, you’re my sunny day Lord, you know it makes me high when you turn your love my way” Blue Sky, Allman Brothers Band What a week we’ve had! A week of mountaintops and valleys. Having both my parents and Robbie’s parents in town was a joy, but wore me plum out!Continue reading “Blue Sky”
Rosetta Stone
This is an exciting week in our home. My parents are here from Texas to help us prepare our house and nursery for the arrival of baby Etta! To make things really exciting I decided to take a trip to the ER & the labor and delivery unit! Tuesday morning started out like a normalContinue reading “Rosetta Stone”
The Five Thousand
Just yesterday the Biblical story of Jesus feeding the five thousand was twice brought to my mind. First, in the Lenten Devotional I am reading – Bitter & Sweet by Tsh Oxenreider – the author asked the reader to reflect on the painting The Five Thousand by Eularia Clark. From Methodist.co.uk Eularia Clarke sets theContinue reading “The Five Thousand”
Texas Sheet Cake, a taste of childhood
As I mentioned yesterday, today we’ve been hit with a wintery storm. Snow, sleet, rain, and wind all included. One upside is that we’re enjoying our fireplace once more today! The wintery weather made us stay home today, which meant I had ample time to bake! I’ve been on an almond kick lately and finallyContinue reading “Texas Sheet Cake, a taste of childhood”
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