Back Blogging!



The past few weeks, I have debated on whether or not to continue blogging. I have a few reasons for each sides. First the negative: blogging is time consuming and I don't really have the extra time! It is way easier for me to dump a bunch of pictures on Facebook without any sort of commentary behind them. Two: I got a new mac computer and it does not (obviously) have the windows livewriter program that I used ever so faithfully before. I find it hard and inconvenient to go back to blogger and upload photos individually instead of uploading the entire blog post all at one time. If anyone has some helpful tips for offline blogging with a mac I would greatly appreciate it. 

But most importantly, I have decided to still continue the blog. Honestly, it is most convenient way for me to document our life. I take tons of pictures of my kids, and really do nothing with them. It breaks my heart to think that in 20 years or so, no one will ever see or remember the cute pictures I have taken of my kids. If I continued the blog, I can simply print my blog as a book once a year and then we would have a nice yearly photo album with a few fun stories to remember as well! I really want to have at least that for my kids to be able to look back through! 

 With all that being said, I apologize in advance for the next several posts that will allow me to catch the blog up on the last six months of our lives! I don't miss a few of the important things that happened in 2013! So be prepared for lots of pictures and very little commentary while I "back blog!"

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