Not stopping at Bucees while in Florence is criminal. In Bucees’ brisket we trust. #bucees #buceesgasstation

A few photos and one of the greatest lessons I learned from my great-grandma — “Keep on living.” Thank God for the wisdom of our elders. #wisdom #y2kfashion #millennialtatoos #lessonslearned #keeponliving

@Tye Tribbett, thanks for an incredible night of worship! 🙏🏿 I praised. I prayed. I cried. I sang. I danced. I cried some more. Thank you, Lord for the ability to praise you! You are so good — so so good. #tyetribbett #WeOutside #Christiantok #Jesus #concert

Just do it, mama. 🥰 @Meredith Louise #schoollunch #motherhood #sayyes #itsthelittlethings

Being a blended family has definitely had some obstacles but one thing has remained consistent — we love ALL of our babies equally. No, I’m not a step mom. I’m a bonus mama. And no, half siblings aren’t a thing in our house. The kids are just brothers and sister. #blendedfamily #bonusmom

I remember crying myself to sleep while trying to balance work and home. I always vowed to be the most present mama. Yet there I was showing up for work more than my kids. Don’t get me wrong, I never missed a field trip or event but I was always so tired and when I was present — I was distracted. Stepping away from my 9 to 5 was risky and hard but this — these moments where I can be fully immersed into my kids’ life is so special. This week, I had chior practice for my son, my daughter’s field trip and the next day was her pumpkin party (I’m classroom mom.) While decorating a pumpkin with my daughter in her class, I asked her teacher about her Halloween plans with her kids and with teary eyes she shared how she missed her babies being so small. “Time really escaped me and now they’re so big and I just miss these moments.” She said while motioning her hands toward me and my daughter. Immediately, confirmation that being a mother will be my best role yet, even on the hard days took precedence in my heart. #workingmom #motherhood #fieldtrip