Get to know Becky.
Hey, everyone! I'm finally back home (well, our friend's house) and settling in for the weekend with my family after an awesome trip in Boston visiting my friend, Lindsay! We're going to relax, soak up the sun, and enjoy the last few days we have before we finally close on our house this week!
I'd love to introduce you to another one of my lovely sponsors, Becky of The Good, the Bad, and the Quirky. She's a mom of three adorable little girls, and she'll be sharing a little more about herself with all of you in the vlog below! Also, after you watch the vlog and get to know her a little more, hop on over to her blog and enter to win a beautiful scripture print by Naptime Diaries. I hope everyone has a great weekend!
He's fun, serves me like crazy, loves Jesus well, is a great dad, and does an awesome job leading our family. He also humors me by taking a brownie taste test and posing with the letter that corresponded with the brownie he liked best. That's what those letters are about in the pictures above...just in case you were wondering!
We have 3 daughters which is lots of fun and full of sparkles, drama, and silliness. Leah is 7, Maggie is 4, and Gracie is almost 3.
I love love double love them... even when they bug each other on purpose or don't listen the first time or let out a blood curdling scream when they see a fly. I'm ever so grateful that Jesus faithfully covers us with His grace.
So, in honor of my blog being called The Good, The Bad, and The Quirky, I'll leave you with a corresponding thing about me for each adjective :) Ready?
Good: I'm a good cook...largely because I like to cook, so I try new things and give it my best. I'm a good listener and am good at telling a funny story. But, really, the BEST thing about me is Jesus and what He's doing in my life.
Bad: I don't like to try new thing unless I'm reasonably sure I'll be good at them. I attribute this to constantly battling with perfectionism. Plus, I procrastinate and could reeeeeally work on my time management skills.
Quirky: I always read the end of a book first (some point during the first chapter). I've only regretted it twice. I let my 2 year old wear a fake nose stud in public...back when I had my nose pierced (which was before she accidentally pulled it out...yikes!). And, I'm oddly fascinated by Amish people which works out great, because there are a decent amount of Amish people where I live. I stare in their grocery carts at the store. Would you believe that they buy a lot of disposable diapers and chips? I know I was surprised :)
I'd love it if you stopped by my blog to say hi! I'm also doing a series this month with super easy activities to do with your kids during the summer, so there are some good ideas to check out.
Oh, if you are a fan of Scripture prints from Naptime Diaries, you should also stop by and enter to win one of my favorites:
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