Welcome to Living Life Beautifully

Hey there,
I'm really excited about starting my own blog. I've been writing in a journal since I was a child of 12 or so. It should be pretty easy for me to post often. Although my spelling can be rather interesting. Bare with me. :)
For over a year now I've been on a mission to find joy in my life. That kind of joy that makes you feel like your actually LIVING your life, not just letting it pass by unnoticed. I thought it would be fun to share my journey with others and maybe get some good ideas along the way. I am an open book. That can be considered a flaw, however I find it helpful for others when I look like a fool. So, don't be surprised to find yourself laughing at my expense. If it's one thing I can do for your day....I'm good with that. :)
I am a wife of almost 20 years, married to my best friend. I am a Mother of 4 wonderful boys and 7 great furry friends. I am a Christian, a crafter, a decorator, a singer, and the type of person who loves a cup of tea, a book, a quilt and a porch swing.
I hope you enjoy reading my blog as much as I enjoy writing it.
Have an AMAZING day!

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