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What You Make It 10 bible verses for going through new circumstances If you’re going through anything new, I can definitely relate to you right now. In spite of circumstances that can change at the drop of a hat, God doesn’t change. Even if the situation doesn’t seem for the best, he’s working for our best (Romans 8:28), like how he’s making a “way in the wilderness”. However, there are some things that don’t change, like God’s word and his faithfulness.
And since I don’t have enough going on right now (re: moving across the country with two small children), now seems just as good a time as any to start, right? But it also meant often ending up with clothes that didn’t fit quite right, or weren’t really my style. As I’m evolving more in my style, I’m realizing that I tend towards minimal style – clothes that can mix and match, simple pieces that are made better and last longer. Ready Set Slow Fashion is all about that – a journey towards being a more conscious shopper and choosing slow fashion over quick, easy, disposable options.
It’s summer, the days when our kids get off the school bus, drop their backpacks, and don’t get back in study mode until August or September. My kids haven’t quite learned that terminology yet, but they somehow know the drill – the whiny voice, the slumped shoulders, a declaration that there isn’t ANYTHING for them to do. Let’s come down off the lofty notion that we can and should entertain our kids every moment. And by all means, don’t stifle your own creativity with the things you want to do with your kids.
I think photographers talk a lot about the physical ways to prepare for a session (what to bring, how to coordinate outfits, the perfect locations) and forget about the self-care part. Drinking plenty of water not only helps your skin look fresh and hydrated, but it also contributes to a healthy, flake-free scalp, stronger hair and nails, and clear, bright eyes (hear that, sleep-deprived new moms? ). Maybe you’re like me and tend to spend more money on your kid than yourself, but a professional photography session is the perfect excuse to buy that dress, blouse or jacket you’ve been eyeing. I recommend finding a salon that focuses on creating a positive experience (I get free champagne at my local go-to! ) and works only with your natural nails (no harsh chemical smells or toxins means it’s perfect for pregnant moms! ).