Marriage — Page 2

Jamaica Photo Shoot

February 24, 2011 By Erika Zane

Here is a little slide show I made with the photos from our Jamaica photo shoot at the RIU Ocho…
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Sideswiped By Life

August 18, 2010 By Erika Zane

The last week or so has left me feeling a little off balance. I had a few days up front…
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Life changes and big decisions

June 15, 2010 By Erika Zane

When my husband and I moved out west, we we moved because we wanted a big change. I mean REALLY…
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The Wedding

May 28, 2008 By Erika Zane

On April 18, 2008, we began our married life together. We were pronounced husband and wife at HollyHedge Estate in…
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Hello and welcome. After over a year of not writing, with the exception of a handful of Instagram posts, I’m slowly returning to my blog. I am realizing that so many of our family’s memories are here along with so many of the struggles and stages I’ve worked through. It’s sometimes hard for me to recognize the person I used to be, because when I read my words, I see how hard I was trying to be someone else. There are things I’ve shared and things I haven’t, both of which are tucked away here. When I write here, I usually spend most of a day writing thoughts and ideas I’ve been attempting to sort through, but haven’t been able to in the hectic world of “Mother to young children”. Writing here helps make up for the limited adult conversation in my days. My little shout into the void. My husband, fur babies, three fiesty kids, and I hereby extend an invitation to visit this little sneak peak into our life. We’re super flawed and broken and there aren’t too many dull moments around here. There’s usually too much coffee flowing and we welcome all the prayers. Come on over if you want to process with me. And feel free to comment if you desire to better understand my perspective or have something constructive to say. I reserve the right to remove what doesn’t fall into those two categories because this is my blog and I desire for it to be a safe space to be vulnerable.