In July, we all went to the vineyard to celebrate the Fourth and be together. There were relay races, birthday celebrations, illegal lobster bakes, and a parade (not pictured, I was too busy dancing). Of course there were tears and laughter, quiet moments, rowdy ones too. It was, as the vineyard always is, a beautiful tangle of roots growing deeper.
Click on this picture to see more photos I took during the trip:
June’s month in review is forthcoming. In the meantime, you can enjoy my first First Response blog post. Please feel free to share it, comment on it, etc.
April was overwhelming. There was a lot of loss. There was a lot of traveling. I’m whipped out. I don’t even know what Matthew was up to all month. This post is pretty much all about me.
My mum turned 60! She is having a year of celebrations, including spending a week at the Captain Morse House in Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard, where she invited women from every part of her life to join her for a retreat.
First things first: I’m not pregnant.
Of course, there are more details. Let me share them with you! Don’t read further unless you want to hear about menstrual cycles, okay? Actually, maybe skip to the end, because I talk about feelings in the second-to-last paragraph.
Most people know that Matthew and I want to be parents, and y’all are so wonderfully supportive and excited about that! So here’s an update on Project Pregnancy.
Fair warning: this post contains details about bodily functions, so if you’re squeamish about menstrual cycles or ovulation, you should read no further.
We’ve always said that we would wait a year after marriage before having kids. Well, guys, we are approaching our first anniversary!
Molly & Matthew 