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Sherri

05/18/2025 by Sherri

The Sleeping Child

Filed Under: Family & Legacy

One minute my granddaughter was playing, talking, and fully living in her little world… and the next, she was completely passed out on the couch, surrendered to sleep in the most peaceful way. No planning. No bedtime routine. Just childhood exhaustion winning without warning. And honestly, those are some of the sweetest moments. The toys…

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05/12/2025 by Sherri

When Toys Didn’t Need Wifi

Filed Under: Family & Legacy

The Toy Room: Where Generations Meet There’s a room in our house that doesn’t really belong to any one generation. At first glance, it looks like a toy room designed for the grandchildren. There’s a crib tucked into the corner, a child-sized table waiting for coloring pages and tea parties, shelves lined with books, and…

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05/11/2025 by Sherri

She’s All That!

Filed Under: General

Watching my daughter graduate from the Surgical Technologist program fills my heart with so much pride and gratitude. I know the long hours, the studying, the stress, the exhaustion, and the determination it took to reach this moment. Programs like this are not easy. They require discipline, focus, and the ability to keep going even…

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05/05/2025 by Sherri

Lipstick on Your Collar

Filed Under: Family & Legacy

There are some moments in grandparenting that you know immediately are going to become family legends. This was one of them. Apparently, my two-year-old granddaughter decided that Grandma’s makeup drawer was exactly where she needed to be. Before anyone could stop her, she had found the red lipstick and confidently began applying it herself. And…

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05/03/2025 by Sherri

Who’s Lookin’ at You

Filed Under: Family & Legacy

There is something wonderfully unexpected about coming across a tree with eyes, a nose, and bright lips smiling back at you. What was once just part of the background suddenly feels full of personality and life. A simple tree becomes playful, expressive, and impossible to walk past without smiling. It reminds me how little it…

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04/06/2025 by Sherri

Sharky Smash Cake!

Filed Under: Family & Legacy

Another grandbaby, another smash cake made by Grandma—this time with a shark theme! I may not be a professional baker, but I am fully committed to making a smash cake for each one of my grandchildren because love doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful. This little shark cake was filled with frosting, sprinkles,…

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04/02/2025 by Sherri

My Self-Portrait

Filed Under: Faith

I tried to create a self-portrait the other day. Let’s just say… it was less “artistic expression” and more “evidence that I should probably keep my day job.” I started with confidence. Clean lines. Big vision. The kind of energy that says, this is going to be my masterpiece. And then slowly, things began to…

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03/15/2025 by Sherri

Laundry Room Poetry

Filed Under: Cozy Home

We painted walls and shifted light,Turned tired corners warm and bright.A room once passed through without thoughtNow holds the peace that love has brought. The hum of washers, soft and low,The folded stacks in evening glow,A simple space, yet somehow more—A quiet welcome through the door. There’s beauty in the everyday,In ordinary work and play,In…

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03/01/2025 by Sherri

Taste & See

Filed Under: General

There are some small combinations in life that feel unexpectedly perfect—and a lemon blueberry cupcake with a glass of lemon water is one of them. The cupcake itself is bright and soft, with that sweet-tart balance that feels like sunshine in dessert form. The blueberries add little bursts of richness, while the lemon brings everything…

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02/24/2025 by Sherri

The Day Wasn’t Easy, But it Was Full

Filed Under: Family & Legacy

I think back to a cold, rainy morning when I was serving as the Director of Development for a nonprofit and we were hosting a 5K fundraiser. It was one of those days that looked a little rough before it even began—47 degrees, steady rain, gray skies that made everything feel heavier than it should…

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