Hydrangeas, Hope & The Joy of a New-to-Us Garden

Moving into a new-to-us home turns every garden season into a bit of a treasure hunt. This spring, a quietly resilient hydrangea reminded me that blooming doesn’t have to be loud or perfect — sometimes it simply means showing up again. A gentle reflection on gardening, living with MS, and finding comfort in slow, steady growth… plus a simple lemon herb chicken recipe inspired by the season.

Things I’m Learning in This Season

In this season of life, I’m learning that slower doesn’t mean stuck — it means present. After years of raising kids, working full-time, traveling, and moving at full speed, I’m finding joy in being rooted, nesting into our new home, and savouring the small, everyday moments. This post is a reflection on choosing stillness, honouring change, and ending the day with a meal that feels just right.

More Than Medicine ~ When Doctors Become Allies

Living with Multiple Sclerosis means appointments are part of the rhythm of my life. Add osteoarthritis and the realities of getting older, and suddenly my calendar tells a story I never planned on writing. Somewhere along the way, my doctors stopped being just specialists…and became my biggest allies.

When the Road Teaches You Where Home Is

After a year and a half of chasing our bucket list and living untethered, I thought we still had more road ahead of us. But somewhere along the way — and especially when we stepped into the house we would eventually call home — something shifted. This is a reflection on adventure, roots, and the quiet pull of family that reminds you where home really is.