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All Over the Place and then Some: Life, Paint, & The Pursuit of Happiness

April 15, 2016 by Cassie 49 Comments

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Hooray for the weekend!!!!  Actually I work all weekend, today through Sunday as Sweet Clover is open this weekend, but thankfully I love my job and I have so much fun when I am there.  We’ve had some rough moments over the last year, but we’ve gotten Sweet Clover to a place we once again love going to, and I love spending time with my team there. I am going to talk about it a little more as well as other life “stuff” in this post, which going to be one of those that meanders all over the place and then some.  So grab your coffee, or maybe your blankie as you might need a nap somewhere in between paragraphs.  I’ll try to toss in some pretty photos to keep you interested though.Sweet Clover Barn Sale Rattan SetSweet Clover Vintage Barn Sale in Frederick

And before I begin to talk your ear off I want to say how very fortunate I feel for all of the opportunities I have had.  I am filled with gratitude for every chance that’s come my way and I don’t want to come across as ungrateful for anything, but I feel a bit overwhelmed at the moment… there are too many good things and I need to figure out what I can let go of.

Emmy & Sawyer are currently 9 and 10 and while they are old enough to do so many things on their own, and they’re old enough to be in school from 9-3:30 each day, they still need me.  They need me to be here for them when they get off the bus, drive them to soccer practice, take care of basic needs, and also go above and beyond that when I can.  I ran the school talent show, and currently am helping out with the school play as the “munchkin mom” meaning I am at all play practices involving munchkins (it’s the Wizard of Oz, not a donut play although donuts….) and I have learned their songs and dances and am helping the kids practice them.  We’ve got a concert and STEAM night next week, followed by Spring Fling the week after and soon to follow Field Day.  And sometimes it can be a struggle to squeeze these extras in, but I know the days are flying by and I don’t want to miss this time.  So I say yes to everything I can even if it might stress me out a little.
IMG_1800Finding time to spend with Chris lately has been a challenge, too.  He gets home from work late and to top it off is a night owl, and I am up at 4:50 every 5-6 mornings of the week.  But my early morning runs are time I spend with a good friend.  I told her today that even though our Saturday runs may take two hours sometimes, I always look forward to it because it’s two hours away from any of pressing things on my to do list, two hours away from any noise (literally and figuratively).  It’s just us and the hills!  And to top it off, those hills challenge me each time, but they also show me what I am made of- and that’s some pretty tough stuff.11188234_10102941677127321_6766407607855183188_nFrom the American Odyssey Relay last year

We’ve taken much more time on the weekends to spend as a family lately whereas I used to try to use that time to accomplish projects for work or the blog.  But because Chris works late often and I crash shortly after he gets home, we take much needed time to reconnect on the weekends, going to movies, out to dinner, and to church together.  Sometimes I feel guilty about all of the things I should be doing, and I hate when that feeling creeps in ruining the pure enjoyment of the moment, of just being with my people.  And sometimes there are projects we can all work on together, but those are a little rare… however we do plan to build a chicken coop in a few weeks!

We also have these 3 furry beasts who need our love and attention and are very much a part of our family.IMG_7496This photo was taken just a couple weeks ago when Jake wouldn’t move for a few days.  This particular day was really awful and I just sat down next to him and cried and told him I wasn’t ready for this yet.  When I came downstairs from a shower, this was the scene I walked in on…. Jake not feeling well and laying on a bed while the other two just sat near him, supporting him. (Pardon the terrible quality of the iphone photo, but it really conveys the situation.  He had just started taking supplements for arthritis and they hadn’t kicked in yet; he also had non-cancerous tumors on his derriere that needed to be removed (they were just a few days after this photo).  I had taken him for a walk Friday and it hadn’t gone well at all and I could see he was in pain.  In one hour we walked just 2 miles (compared to the 4.5 he was doing just a couple weeks before).  After that walk he just seemed so depressed and laid on his bed all weekend, barely moving to go outside, and eating when I brought the bowl to him and held it for him.  I was heartbreaking, but he’s rallied and seems to be doing much better.  Each afternoon I carve out an hour for the dogs now, walking Catcher and Snowball a couple miles, and then coming back and walking Jake by himself just up and down our street.  So although it’s only one hour a day, it takes a little bit of extra time now because I have to take Jake on his own short walk.  But if you’ve read my blog for a while, you know that dog is my heart and there’s not much I wouldn’t do for him.

At Sweet Clover, I am lucky to have the best and most supportive partner in Sarah.  She’s become my family and such a vital part of my life.  When something happens to me she’s one of the first people I need to run and tell about it.  We’re at a point with Sweet Clover where we love our team and we feel their support.  So now that we have gotten through the hard times, it’s time to really focus on the growth of our business.  We have so many exciting plans, events and collaborations coming up that we hope will prove fruitful.

This weekend, we’ve invited Candlelight Floral to set up a bouquet bar for our customers and they’ll be there today and tomorrow!  Candlelight is owned by a local couple and they’re just adorable and from England so they have the best accents ever. We’re excited to bring them in and offer something creative to our customers.Bouquet BarThen next month on May 21 we will have blogger and author Amy Renea at Sweet Clover signing books!  She’s written Crafting with Nature, which is awesome, by the way!  Emmy and I are excited to dive into some natural crafts this summer.  And I am thrilled to see Amy who will be staying with me when she’s here!  Did you know she was Better Homes & Garden’s garden blogger of the year a couple years ago?  She’s pretty amazing, and also so down to earth and humble.

Sarah and I had been talking for a while about starting a creative workshop, so with Amy coming, we felt May was the perfect time to launch.  We’ll be hosting our first “makes*it” on May 21 and we even have Sarah Dorsey coming to teach with us!  This weekend kicks off our marketing of the event, but here’s the flyer we created to give you an idea of what we’re doing!

makesit flier

It’s sure to be a great time!  We’re hoping that it’s in high demand and we have to add a second class, but we’ll see!

So where does all of this busy-ness leave me?  Well I’ve had less time and motivation to find furniture to paint or redesign.  When I have time on the weekends to go to auctions I’d rather be with my family.  And house projects are all feeling very stagnant at the moment, too, or at least just very slowly moving.  I need Chris’ help with so many things, but they don’t get ticked off the list because that project is now how we are choosing to spend our time together.  I am feeling very much at a crossroads… I LOVE sharing here on this blog, and I truly love instagram where it’s quicker and easier to share, even if it’s less detailed.  I don’t really want to give up the blog, but I’m certainly feeling like I don’t have as much to share lately without the furniture makeovers or house projects happening like they used to.  And I don’t have time to focus on the business side of blogging.  I’ve registered for the Haven conference and I am having second thoughts about going, because I don’t even know if this blog is going to remain a business (it barely keeps afloat money wise, so it’s not like it’s an income!).  And I would feel guilty going just to see friends even though I know that these particular creative friends will inspire me.  I just know that my time is currently needed being a mom and wife, loving my dogs, and working on the business side of Sweet Clover.

Pssst… are you still there?  Did you squeeze that nap in during all of this meandering rambling?  And truthfully, I don’t have any answers of what the future holds.  All I am saying is that I can’t do it all, and I am OK with that.  In the end I just want to live a life I am proud of, that brings me joy and fulfillment; and I think I knew that when I chose my tagline…. life, paint, and the pursuit of happiness. Sometimes finding what feeds your soul that means taking life by the horns and going for each opportunity, and sometimes it comes in knowing when to walk away.  I am not walking away…. rather I am moving and I don’t know in what direction.

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  1. Fiona says

    April 15, 2016 at 7:39 am

    Hi Cassie, I think your kids (and mine) are still young and I’m finding I am actually getting busier with them as they get older. Lots more talking /sport/ etc. good luck with your decisions. You could always stay on IG etc.
    cheers Fiona

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:33 pm

      you are so right- we really just get busier with them!

      Reply
  2. emily @ go haus go says

    April 15, 2016 at 7:52 am

    I loved this post. Blogging is sneaky in that it tries to make us more serious about it than we ever intended. Once I realized what blogging could/could not be for me, all of those feelings of guilt and frustration went away. It makes me happy again.

    I’m so glad you’ve found a balance that works for you and for your family. And of course… whether it’s furniture DIYs or updates on your life, you’ll always have me as a reader!

    xoxo

    Emily

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:31 pm

      YES!!! exactly that second sentence!!!! thank you so much, emily, for that comment!

      Reply
  3. Lisa @ Shine Your Light says

    April 15, 2016 at 7:56 am

    You do have a lot of (wonderful) things on your plate right now. I love how whatever you do, you throw yourself into it 100%. It’s impossible to do everything we want all at the same time though and I can see how blogging would get pushed down the list because it’s not a big source of income and it’s time consuming. However I get the impression that you love to write and connect here……so what if you started doing shorter blog posts that are snippets of what’s happening with your other adventures? Bite sized blog posts if you will. My blog friend Suzanne @ Privet & Holly (http://www.privetandholly.com) started doing that last year along with one daily post on IG and I think that sounds like a great balance. Then your blog could still support your Sweet Clover goings on and you could still get the satisfaction of writing. All this to say, I would miss you in the blogosphere! But you have to do what’s right for you and your family and career at this time so wherever you go, I’ll follow you! 🙂

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:31 pm

      i will check her out- thank you so much! and yes i do love to write and connect but i think i feel guilty about it also because it’s sort of indulgent and i haven’t been able to really make a career or job of it.

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      • Julie W says

        April 18, 2016 at 1:13 pm

        I think as mom’s we’ve been conditioned to feel guilt about things that we do purely for ourselves, that don’t have any sort of tangible benefit attached. I sometimes feel that way about my photography. It’s not my job and I don’t make any money doing it, but it makes my soul sing, even when I have to take time away from other things I probably should be doing. Which makes me feel guilty, so I stop “indulging” myself for a while. Until I feel so overwhelmed by everything I should/need to be doing, that I have to get back to myself and escape for a while into something purely mine.

        Don’t feel guilty for indulging yourself. If momma ain’t happy, ain’t nobody happy, and if occasional indulgence makes ya happy, your family will be better for it.

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        • Cassie says

          April 18, 2016 at 9:32 pm

          you are so right! thank you so much for that, julie. 🙂

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  4. [email protected] says

    April 15, 2016 at 8:29 am

    First off, I still think you are super mom! I bet your kids feel constantly loved and cherished by you going the extra mile for them.

    As for Sweet Clover, I love the direction that you guys are taking it. It sounds like a dream! Seriously awesome.

    As far as the blog, I do whatever takes the pressure off. If it’s taking a month break to see how that feels – then do it. If it’s just saying that you’ll post when you want – then do it. Life right now is the most important.

    It’s interesting to me that you are mentioning Haven. I made the decision last night to not go this year. I really wanted to go and try it out and my hubby was supporting it. But, when I started thinking about it more and more and thinking about some of the things that have been going on recently with our house (it’s been a bit crazy over here with behind the scenes issues) it just didn’t sound like a trip that I wanted to spend money on. We would have tried to make a family trip around it and tack on a few days but it just didn’t seem right. Sometimes, I think you have to pass on opportunities because you are choosing to put family/relationships first.

    I didn’t mean to write an essay but this really resonated with me. It sounds like you are where you need to be – you just have to figure out what that means for the blog.

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:30 pm

      oh i hear you!!! i love that we can count on blog friends, whether we see them or not, to support us and understand how we feel. thank you!

      Reply
  5. [email protected] says

    April 15, 2016 at 8:45 am

    I think you should take that time with your family and dogs and focus on west clover. Listen to your instincts. It’s a good thing. I love all the things you have planned for Sweet Clover. So fun

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:29 pm

      thank yo so much, julia!

      Reply
  6. Jennifer Griffin says

    April 15, 2016 at 9:01 am

    Girl, you have so many irons in the fire I don’t know how you do it all! You definitely have your priorities in order, though. Do what you can, here… we’ll still be around!

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:28 pm

      thank you for that! XOXO

      Reply
  7. Emily @ 11gables.blogspot.com says

    April 15, 2016 at 10:07 am

    Cassie! I totally feel you! Take time for your family. They are the people closest to you. Blog once a week or once a month… Just whenever you feel like sharing something. Your readers are here because they love and support you. As for Haven, I had second thoughts too. Good thing I already have my ticket. Ultimately, I am going to connect with people who share my passions… Decorating, instagramming, and blogging. I want to meet all of these people in real life. I want to laugh and have fun. This is my idea of a “girls’ retreat” with friends. I hope you will still come, but don’t feel obligated WHATSOEVER! Love you bunches! Hang in there. Go meet your hubby for “lunch” somewhere. xox, Emily

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:28 pm

      i truly think i will be going, i just right now am questioning why, you know? because i really don’t think i will go anywhere else with the blog… i don’t foresee it growing suddenly and with what it is right now it isn’t a career or even close!!!! and i feel like hobby bloggers are so frowned upon! 😉

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  8. Michele @ Moonfield Interiors says

    April 15, 2016 at 10:15 am

    I’ve been following you on Insta but this is my first visit to your blog. I live in VA and I think a girl’s road trip to Sweet Clover needs to happen 🙂

    I can definitely relate to the school volunteering! I love doing it but it can get a little crazy, right? I’ve finally decided that I’m going to cut back on the volunteering that doesn’t directly involve my kids. Some of the “behind the scenes” work has taken me away from the hands-on stuff that I really enjoy. It’s such a balancing act when you’re running a business, too! Good luck with it all 🙂

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:26 pm

      it really is a balancing act! and yes you totally need a road trip to sweet clover! 😉

      Reply
  9. Aniko @PlaceOfMyTaste says

    April 15, 2016 at 12:14 pm

    I am totally with you, girl and I feel like I am sitting in the same boat. I am such a perfectionist and I try to be ALL at once; The superwoman, ya know – who does it all. But I have to admit that I can’t do it all. As hard as it is to make those decisions when it comes to it, we have to choose what’s best for our family. Our situation is the other way around…I am a night owl and my hub is the one who gets up at 5 am to work out which means he falls asleep at 9pm. We barely spend time with each other. 🙁 I love my blog but I question myself many times ( almost every day) if this is what I really want to do? My kids are also so young, 5 and 7 and they need me more than anything at this stage of their lives. I might take a good brake for the summer and see how I feel. Maybe I’ll just slow down, like one post a week or something.
    The other thing that gets me off lately is the social media thing. It takes up on my life and I hate that.

    Last year we went to an RV tour with the fam where we did not have data connection at all. For 4 days. Man…those were the best days of my summer. I was connected with my children, with my husband and we enjoyed nature together from sunrise to dusk.
    Anyhow…I stop complaining:-)
    Cheers to a great weekend!

    PS: I will be at Haven…hope to see you!:-)

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:26 pm

      i am glad to know i am now alone- and i agree! the times when i have been without internet have been the best!!! let’s go to haven and chat! 🙂

      Reply
  10. Mila @jestcafe says

    April 15, 2016 at 12:31 pm

    ha! I didn’t squeeze a nap but I drooled over that flower arrangement. So organic and natural. And the vase, it is gorgeous.

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:24 pm

      thank you, mila! and thanks for making it through! 🙂

      Reply
  11. Anneke @ Coastal Collective Co. says

    April 15, 2016 at 3:03 pm

    These kind of transitions are SO hard in life – when you love so many people and activities, but just can’t do it all, all at once. Personally, taking time off blogging was the best thing I did, and even though I often fight feelings of guilt that I’m not visiting and commenting on my friend’s blogs (like yours!), it has allowed me to be closer to my husband and kids. Take your time with it, one step at a time!

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:25 pm

      i have some commitments i need to get to, but after that i think i may really pare down… i just don’t know!

      Reply
  12. Lisa says

    April 15, 2016 at 5:00 pm

    I blog once or twice a month now. I used to blog five (or six or seven) times a week, but my kids and various other issues just take up more of my time these days. The nice thing about blogging is you can always come back to it when it fits more in your schedule.

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:24 pm

      you are so right!

      Reply
  13. Jessica @ Petal + Ply says

    April 15, 2016 at 5:36 pm

    🙂 I feel ya! Speaking from experience (I posted like 4x last year) take the time you need and don’t feel guilty about it.

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    • Cassie says

      April 15, 2016 at 8:23 pm

      thank you, jessica!

      Reply
  14. Brenda Kula-Pruitt says

    April 15, 2016 at 9:23 pm

    I sure understand that dog love! You’re a busy girl. My girls are long grown. But I remember passing myself coming and going!
    Brenda

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    • Cassie says

      April 16, 2016 at 9:25 am

      exactly! but i still want to be here on the blog, too- i think maybe just less is more. i have some commitments coming up but i need to take some pressure off myself and just focus on enjoying it. that being said i am still excited about our little plan because i do need to get some things done around here! 😉

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  15. Heidi @ Decor & More says

    April 16, 2016 at 9:02 am

    Your time with the family is precious indeed… I know all to well about needing to step out of the blog on occasion — sometimes unwillingly. But the cool part is that you can always step back in when the urge strikes and the time and content allows. Be good to yourself, my dear.
    xo Heidi

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    • Cassie says

      April 16, 2016 at 9:16 am

      thank you, heidi!!!

      Reply
  16. Bobbi @bobbi_style on IG says

    April 16, 2016 at 3:29 pm

    Hi Cassie,
    This is my first trip to your blog , I follow you on IG. I couldn’t help but comment on what seems like a problem every woman in these years has to deal with….being super busy & in high demand in so many areas of life. I really loved your honesty here about what the issues are & the fact that you may not know what the answers will be coming up. I agree, all we can do is be aware of what our priorities are and make decisions from there. Tough stuff though!

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    • Cassie says

      April 17, 2016 at 7:43 am

      who ever knows the answers? if they say they do, they’re lying. 😉 thank you so much, bobbi, for your visit and comment and for understanding. i appreciate it!!!!! i think we as women need to say to each other, “it’s ok… get out of the race because in the end there is no winner, and just a bunch of overwhelmed people; so just do you and do you well, and love your friends and family, and respect other women and their journeys.”

      Reply
  17. Chelsea says

    April 16, 2016 at 11:50 pm

    In January I sat down with Cate to discuss my desire to stop blogging and ended up crying harder than I’ve probably ever cried! I just brought up so many of the same feelings you’ve written out here and didn’t realize how heavy the burden had become. It’s much too much to manage real life with a small business and a blog, and for me, simply finding things to write about so the blog wouldn’t go stagnant was not an option anymore. We decided to move the blog off our front page – it’s still there, but it’s not our home page anymore. We’ve both felt a huge burden lifted since making that change. If we feel so inspired as to write about a project that’s excited us, the blog is there. But if we go months without a post, were okay with that too. The industry is so saturated it takes tremendous effort to focus on finding your own balance and what will relieve the pressure and stress. There is no room in our lives for ‘keeping up’. Thank you for sharing so honestly and being so beautifully real. Grateful for such a wise friend. ❤️

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    • Cassie says

      April 17, 2016 at 7:41 am

      thank you SO much for sharing this, chelsea… i love what you and cate have and what you do and i have considered bringing on a partner because i need it to remain a fun and happy place for me with less pressure (which i realize is purely self-imposed). and although i am sorry you went through that and cried and wanted to quit, hearing you say it makes me feel so much relief…. knowing that someone i look up to and admire has the same feelings i do. thank you for being you, chelsea! so glad we’ve found each other in this crazy blog world! 🙂

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  18. Kirby says

    April 17, 2016 at 6:43 am

    I always believe that the blog will still be there if and when I have time. Your kids? The days are long but the years are short.

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    • Cassie says

      April 17, 2016 at 7:39 am

      i know it… don’t i know it!

      Reply
  19. Gretchen says

    April 17, 2016 at 9:21 pm

    I have a hard time finding that weekend balance, too….I try to spend a few minutes on Fridays thinking things through so we can have a balance between fun stuff and productive stuff, but it doesn’t always work out that way. This past year has been crazy for me, and I’m blogging a lot less frequently than I used to, which is working well for me. Anyway, I don’t have any grand insights, but I understand!

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    • Cassie says

      April 18, 2016 at 9:34 pm

      yeah, i have a feeling i will be blogging a little less and i am ok with that!

      Reply
  20. designPOST interiors says

    April 19, 2016 at 3:05 pm

    As always we are right on the same page friend. I have been slowly feeling the shift since this year started. A little less caring about the business side of the blog and getting back to the things I truly love…my family, lazy Saturdays, decorating, moving stuff around my house, and just going through some days without a “to do” list…crazy I tell ya! I feel like it’s inevitable that with only so many hours in a day we eventually get back to the things that brought us here in the first place. Whatever gets strained out of the busyness is probably what we’re meant to be focusing on anyways. Right?! I hope you continue your good runs and having fun at Sweet Clover. And I am sure Chris is just fine pausing on those house projects 🙂

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    • Cassie says

      April 20, 2016 at 10:42 am

      yes, you summed it all up so well in this comment, beth. i am just going into everything with an open and happy heart and i am not going to worry about the business side of blogging, and i am going to ward off the pressure i feel from other bloggers about size, numbers, etc. i need it to be what i want it to be and not what everyone else thinks it should be.

      Reply
  21. Shelley | Crazy Wonderful says

    April 20, 2016 at 8:49 am

    That is one full plate, my friend! I’m going to be very selfish and say that I would greatly miss your blog posts. But, I COMPLETELY understand. You have to focus on what brings you and your family the most joy. And if posting whenever you feel the desire to write instead of when you feel obligated, well that’s a lot more joyful!

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    • Cassie says

      April 20, 2016 at 10:40 am

      i don’t think i will stop, just blog less… so that i don’t hate it and it’s a happy place, too, and so that my heart always comes through in my writing, you know?

      Reply
  22. Bliss says

    April 20, 2016 at 8:54 am

    I’ve got lots to say about taking care of family and raising kids, but you’re not someone I need to say it too. And just an FYI… this was the first post I clicked on to read, not anything that might have held a furniture redo.

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    • Cassie says

      April 20, 2016 at 10:39 am

      thank you so much for that, bliss! 🙂

      Reply
  23. [email protected] says

    April 21, 2016 at 9:41 am

    I think you are absolutely ROCKING what you do! I’m so happy for your successes with Sweet Clover and it really sounds like you guys are taking it to the next level with workshops – SO cool and I wish I could come!!!
    I look up to you so much for the way you balance family, fitness, blogging AND working your butt off! Love you girl!

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    • Cassie says

      April 22, 2016 at 9:05 am

      thank you so much for that, brynne. some days i, too, feel like i am rocking it. and other days i think “WHAT AM I DOING HERE?!?!?!”

      Reply

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