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March Memories

 


As we wrap up March, the house feels full. Full of new characters, new stories, and a lot of gratitude. It's been one of those months where the weekends flew by, but the memories feel like they're going to stick around for a long while. 

We started the month on a high note right here at home. Maddie and I had our Coffee Team rotation at Greenville First. While we missed our usual trip to the mountains, there eis something so special about serving our local church family and sharing that time together. 

While we're talking about blessings, Ry had an incredible experience this month. He was gifted a ticket to see Phil Wickham with our dream friends, Matt and Crystal. It's always a joy to see him recharged by such powerful worship and great company. 

Around the table

If you've been following our "Kin" adventures, you know that we love a good story. This month, our tabletop gaming took a fun turn! 

  • Homebrew Beginnings: I welcomed the Storm wreck Isle party back to the table to kick off a brand-new adventure I've been home brewing. 
  • Humblewood Havoc: The following weekend, the whole crew - Ryan, both the girls,and I joined a new Humblewood campaign run by Angel. It was so much fun to step into those characters together. 
  • The Rotation: We've officially moved to an every-other-week rotation for the DM spot, which gives everyone a chance to both build worlds and play in them. 
Ring side & Writing Desks
Our Friday night traditions stayed strong, but our wrestling roster grew a bit! We tuned in for WWE NXT Vengence Day, which was a blast! I've also officially added TNA Impact and AEW to my watchlist. There's just something about the storytelling in the ring that keeps us hooked. 

On the personal side, my creative spark has been leaning toward some deeper projects. I've begun writing a new Bible Study, and I'm officially starting to outline my autobiography. It's a bit daunting to look back at the whole story, but it feels like the right season to start getting it all down on paper. 

A birthday and a look ahead
I also celebrated another trip around the sun this week. It was the perfect quiet cap to a busy month. 

As we look toward April, we are getting ready for: 
  • Easter weekend with the grands 
  • Mania weekend (basically a holiday in our house)
How as your March? Did you start any new hobbies or celebrate any milestones? Let's chat in the comments! 


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