Currently | March 2015

Listening Sia’s Chandelier and Ellie Goulding’s Love Me Like You Do

Watching Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal, Glee (It’s been a good run, Gleeks!), Running Man (as always)

Reading Blogs: Erin Loechner, Donald Miller, Shauna Niequist. Book: All The Light We Cannot See (Anthony Doerr)

Eating Homemade Chicken Wraps

Drinking Too much iced tea

Wearing MB Project shirts are my common go-to wear lately

Feeling Overwhelmed, Anxious, Longing – not a very good mix of emotions right now

Wanting A free day where I won’t worry about work or the backlog of work or having a day off without pay

Needing To start exercising again

Enjoying My new Kindle

Wondering How I can make the summer productive for the kids

Practice. Then practice some more. #letteringbyaggie #lettering #quotes #wordart

A photo posted by aGGie (@aggietha) on Mar 7, 2015 at 5:14pm PST

This post  is inspired by Ali Edwards’ 13 Everyday Journaling prompts, designed to help us memory keepers document more of what’s real and what makes up our everyday.

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Aggie Aviso

Aggie Aviso describes herself as her family’s storyteller and memory keeper. A mom to two kids ages 14 and 8, she is certainly past the age of sleepless nights and adorable pigtails. However, motherhood stays exciting, more meaningful and yes, more challenging. She takes it all in stride, knowing fully well that moments pass by in a blink of an eye. As Gretchen Rubin famously said, “The days are long, but the years are short.” She has discovered how wonderful it is to have those fleeting moments in time documented in their family books and has made it her personal mission and passion to be able to tell their stories for her future grandkids. You can read more about her here.. Subscribe to blog updates and the occasional letter here.

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