This blog shares some Easter celebration resources for making Holy Week meaningful for your family. Keep reading for my study guide and free printable downloads. It’s nothing fancy, but I first started doing this in 2018 and this little tradition has come to be really special to my kids. Now, they ask when I’ll put…… Continue reading LDS Holy Week Study Cards: Celebrating a Christ-centered Easter
It’s funny how the 4th of July has sort of become our traditional Nelson family reunion, but I’m not mad about it! It just works out that way with schedules between one family in Arizona where they start school super early and the other one coming from halfway across the world, and it’s been fun…… Continue reading Cousin Camp 2019
People often assume that as the daughter of a Frenchman and an American, born and mainly raised in France, I’m not especially attached to this country. But while I’m extremely lucky to have the benefit of an outsider’s perspective at times, nothing could be further from the truth. I love the United States of America.…… Continue reading A Love Letter to America from a French-American Dual Citizen
Sometimes I’m the annoying photographer, but I’m always so grateful to have these photos after and as the kids grow up I know they will be too ❤ I did a little questionnaire with our kids for Father’s Day this year, it was fun! I didn’t feel like translating or captioning the whole thing ha…… Continue reading Father’s Day 2019
It’s almost Palm Sunday, and that means the start of Holy Week and Easter prep! I pulled out the pictures and daily note cards and plastered them all over our kitchen today, and that plus some simple Easter decor is making it feel just right. I’ve shared quite a bit about Easter preparations in the…… Continue reading Easter is Coming
Cartwheeling down the aisle 