Alabama Lifestyle Blog
In 2005, Hurricane Katrina rocked the south, and especially New Orleans, causing significant damage. At the time, I was at Auburn and the university closed for a few days due to the storm but we received no extensive damage. Heartbroken over the tremendous loss, people around the country found ways ...
When I was a freshman I had an opportunity to go on my very first mission trip. Until that point, my perception of mission trips were that they were only for "older" adults, and that really that just meant going to the Holy Land during the fall for a sightseeing tour of the faith or that the main ...
{via}In this stage of life we always meet new people and are asked the lovely question "What do you do?". Normally, when I respond, there is generally some sort of follow up conversation because unless you are in the special education field or speech and language, most people have a very wrong idea ...
During the summer we love to gather and have cookouts and spend as much time outside as possible! My husband loves mustard potato salad with just about anything from the grill so I thought, how hard would it be to make our own? As it turns out, it's surprisingly simple! I made this a few weeks ago ...
Last week I started the journey abroad playing soccer talking about my time in England while I played for INTSOCUSA. If you missed that post, be sure to catch up on it for a bit more background on the trip itself. A few things I forgot to mention were some of my new favorites that came from the trip ...
Welcome to Wildcard Wednesday! The name of the game is #wildcard Stakes: A special PRIZE will be up for grabs the last week of each month Your link ups each week are your entriesExample: If you link up your blog, bloglovin and twitter you will have 3 entries ...
