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Happy Easter from the Tierneys!

April 5, 2015 25 Comments

A very happy and blessed Easter from our family to yours. Here’s what our day has looked like so far . . . And here’s

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A Little Peek Inside Our Easter Baskets (hint, it's mostly books) PlusGift Ideas and New Easter Printables

March 29, 2015 28 Comments

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Idle Threats, the Miracle of Waffles, St. Patrick’s Day Printables, and a Winner

March 9, 2015 9 Comments

I don’t do these family glimpse posts as much as I used to, because I tend to share that stuff on the Catholic All Year

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Fashion Blogging in the National Parks, it’s how we roll. (Also, big news. And even bigger news. And a FASHIONABLE ADVENT giveaway.)

December 4, 2014 234 Comments

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Come Holy Spirit, the Party’s This Way

June 9, 2014 12 Comments

Here’s hoping everyone had a happy and holy Pentecost! It can be hard to motivate to celebrate the liturgical year at home. Especially on a

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Answer Me This . . .

April 7, 2014 14 Comments

I had such fun reading all the answers to Friday’s Liebster post, that I’ve decided to make a regular thing of it, at least as

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An Open Letter to People Who Are Good at NFP

December 29, 2013 57 Comments

Dear people who are good at NFP,  Have you ever found yourself saying things like, “Oh, I don’t really even have to chart, I just KNOW,”

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An at Home Nativity Play for Increased Christmas Awesomeness

December 22, 2013 7 Comments

Maybe it’s the new baby, but Advent has FLOWN by in our house. Christmas is almost here! I just had to re-type this because I’m

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On Not Wearing Maternity Clothes

September 22, 2013 14 Comments

After last week’s What I Wore Sunday post, my friend Mandi pointed out that it seems like, even at the pretty darn pregnant phase in

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Every Kid is Special (three days per year)

September 15, 2013 27 Comments

As a parent, I want to figure out how to pay enough attention to each child so that he knows he is precious and valued,

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