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Here’s a quick #momtruth to say that for a short time during the pandemic when no one was going anywhere (but I blog about going places), I dabbled in some home DIY content.
Here’s what happened.
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I celebrated my 40th birthday this weekend (1982, represent! 🙌 ), and it’s got me all reflective-y. This blog began in lovely San Luis Obispo County California, the place we called home before moving to Washington in 2020.
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A look back at my very first Facebook blog post in 2016. This is my “why”
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Make sure you head over to my Instagram to watch the rennovation of our Gig Harbor house!
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Escrow closed on our new Gig Harbor property yesterday and we’re officially homeowners again!!
It took four months of looking in person, 11 months of looking online 🤪 and dozens of blue shoe bootie/mask-covered Covid showings to find this home — but we did it! Thank you for sharing in all of it with us 🏡.
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It’s 2021. And things are a little different around here. But I’m still me.
What you usually get on this blog are stories about places to take kids. Except now with the pandemic social shutdown and our big move to Washington, you’ll see more of our endless search for a house, a remodel, cabin life, and all the ways this California girl is settling into the Evergreen State.
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Here’s a little story about a time when the kids taught me a much-needed lesson in not rushing, and how to live in the moment.
It all started when we were leaving Potlach State Beach, and the kids didn’t want to get in the car.
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Outwardly, Two In Tow & On The Go exists to talk about the many places I take the kids.
While that’s still true, after spending a considerable amount of time as the person writing this blog, here’s a brief look at what it means to me.
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It’s about the journey, not the destination. As a goal-oriented person, I have to remind myself of this all. the. time.
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That day we didn’t plan to swim …. but then I said yes anyway. Because that is what childhood is about! It’s about letting go of perfection.