I changed a lot in 2021. It was a good year. I was terrified that it would be a repeat of the past few years but God allowed it to be one of healing and life. Yes, there were hard parts. I watched friends suffer incredible pain and was helpless to do anything to change … Continue reading 2021 recap: Begining of Fearslaying
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Random Life Update: November
Hello everyone! Here at the Reschly house we are covered in grease and drowning in sweets. That means only one thing - Hanukah has arrived! Originally I was going to do my traditional post about it, but as it is already the sixth night and I'm too tired to do a whole different post, I'll … Continue reading Random Life Update: November
A De-Energized Writer, Halloween Protests, Guinea Pigs and Ketchup: Realities of Life After a Move
The day started like any other day this past month. That meant one thing: chaos. This is particularly hard for a schedule-loving writer who is in the middle of a three week writing competition. I had been doing great. The first two weeks of the competition were a breeze. I finished novella and short story … Continue reading A De-Energized Writer, Halloween Protests, Guinea Pigs and Ketchup: Realities of Life After a Move
Random Life Update: September 2021
This recap of September is quite late. Life here in the Reschly house has been crazy and up in the air lately (as you will see) and I haven’t had much time to actually sit down and write out this post. I also apologize for the lack of pictures. I'm too tired to try to … Continue reading Random Life Update: September 2021
Hidden Treasures
One of the big things that I do each move is to downsize and get rid of a lot of needless junk. I am an extremely sentimental person. I still have a coffee stirrer that I got when I was like seven or eight and we were moving. Don't ask why I kept it. 'cause … Continue reading Hidden Treasures
Our Utah Vacation
Hello everyone! I hope that you had a lovely Labor Day and a lovely weekend. 🙂 Today I'm going to be sharing about our trip to Utah! As I said in my last post, last month, we were considering a move to Utah. We decided to take a trip to Utah to scout out houses … Continue reading Our Utah Vacation
Random Life Update: August
Ah, what a month! August was filled with a shocking decision, a head injury, a trip...and a baby food eating contest. Read on to hear more about it! We started out the month by getting sick. 
We got a cold and were all miserable for over a week. It was the worst possible week … Continue reading Random Life Update: August
Random Life Update: July
Whew! July was really busy. I feel like this whole year has just been really busy - much more so than other years. At the beginning of the month was the 4th. Daddy got Friday and Monday off, so we had four whole days to celebrate it. It was some of the most fun that … Continue reading Random Life Update: July
Looking To Belong
The sun was setting as we drove over the Gay Street Bridge in Knoxville, TN. The water far below us was so beautiful in the golden light. The clouds that stretched across the sky were tinted pink. Everything around me was perfectly lovely. We'd spent the whole day driving and we were exhausted. We had … Continue reading Looking To Belong
Pros and Cons of being Semi-Nomadic
We always joke that our family is semi-nomadic. We only stay in one place for so long before we’re packin’ up the U-Haul and hitting the road again. There are both pros and cons to this type of lifestyle. (also, I wrote this in the midst of our most recent moves, but didn't get around … Continue reading Pros and Cons of being Semi-Nomadic
How To Help Young Children With A Move
Hey guys! Today I am going to be sharing some tips for helping kids through moves. As someone who has moved over a lot of times in my life, I’d dare to say that I am an expert in this area. *goofy grin* I’ve done both short, “easy” moves as well as lengthy, cross-state moves. … Continue reading How To Help Young Children With A Move
What Makes A House A Home
I’ve lived in a lot of different houses over the years. If I remember correctly, the last place that I was sad to leave was our little farm, when I was around nine or ten years old. It wasn’t that I loved the house (it was a double wide trailer that was terrifying to be … Continue reading What Makes A House A Home
Roaches & Respiratory Infections
*stumbles over to chair and stares at the screen for a really long time* *wishes I had a cup of coffee* *goes to the kitchen to get one* *remembers that we don’t have a microwave anymore and all of the pans are either in the fridge, dishwasher or boxes* *melts* I’m tired, guys. I really … Continue reading Roaches & Respiratory Infections
Chronicles Of A Chronic Mover 2.0
Hey friends! We officially moved into our new house on October 2nd. *wipes forehead* since then we have been cleaning (lots of cleaning, unfortunately) and unpacking! ANYWAY, moving is a perfect time for funny/weird/laughable things to happen. 😉 Enjoy this segment of Chronicles of a Chronic Mover. 😉 Amazingly, the drive down here went very … Continue reading Chronicles Of A Chronic Mover 2.0
It’s Finally Here (+ a couple awards and 25,000 words worth of pictures)
Guys, I seriously can't believe it. It's here. It's really, truly here. We're leaving Tennessee for our new home tomorrow. This is our last full day living here. I'm still in shock, I guess. As much as I love moving and traveling, this happened so fast that my mind had no time to wrap itself … Continue reading It’s Finally Here (+ a couple awards and 25,000 words worth of pictures)
Daughter of the Light 