I’ve always had a lot going on. I love food and nutrition; I care probably too much about making our home feel beautiful, and I’m constantly working on some new idea or project. Add in raising a family, keeping a house running, and all the ordinary things that come with real life, and my plate has never exactly been empty.
Then we brought our twin girls home.
Suddenly I had another very full-time job on a list that was already pretty full, and something had to come off of it. That something was my corporate 9-to-5. So these days, my work looks different. I’m home raising our girls, chasing our toddler, running our home, and building Lamb Family Estate in the spaces between.
And in a lot of ways, this site is just an extension of the things I’ve always cared about. I have a genuine passion for health, wellness, and nutrition. I love making food that tastes good for the soul while still being good for the body. I love making things beautiful because it makes me happy, but they also have to function because, with five people in a house, it needs to be pretty and practical.
That balance shows up in almost everything I do: food that tastes good and makes us feel good, a home that looks beautiful and works for the people living in it, and a life that feels special without needing to be perfect.
That’s really what Lamb Family Estate is about.
This is the stuff I’d tell you about over coffee anyway — what I’m cooking this week, how I’m feeding five people without losing my mind or blowing the budget, how I’m pulling off a birthday party for a toddler without a meltdown (mine, not his), the things I’m buying and actually using, and the DIY project that either turned out beautifully or is currently shoved in a closet where no one will ever find it.
I don’t have it all figured out, and I’m not interested in pretending that I do. I’d rather tell you what actually worked for us, what was a complete waste of money, what I’d buy again, and what I’d do differently next time — because that’s exactly what I’d want someone to tell me.
I’ve always had a lot going on. I love food and nutrition; I care probably too much about making our home feel beautiful, and I’m constantly working on some new idea or project. Add in raising a family, keeping a house running, and all the ordinary things that come with real life, and my plate has never exactly been empty.
Then we brought our twin girls home.
Suddenly I had another very full-time job on a list that was already pretty full, and something had to come off of it. That something was my corporate 9-to-5. So these days, my work looks different. I’m home raising our girls, chasing our toddler, running our home, and building Lamb Family Estate in the spaces between.
And in a lot of ways, this site is just an extension of the things I’ve always cared about. I have a genuine passion for health, wellness, and nutrition. I love making food that tastes good for the soul while still being good for the body. I love making things beautiful because it makes me happy, but they also have to function because, with five people in a house, it needs to be pretty and practical.
That balance shows up in almost everything I do: food that tastes good and makes us feel good, a home that looks beautiful and works for the people living in it, and a life that feels special without needing to be perfect.
That’s really what Lamb Family Estate is about.
This is the stuff I’d tell you about over coffee anyway — what I’m cooking this week, how I’m feeding five people without losing my mind or blowing the budget, how I’m pulling off a birthday party for a toddler without a meltdown (mine, not his), the things I’m buying and actually using, and the DIY project that either turned out beautifully or is currently shoved in a closet where no one will ever find it.
I don’t have it all figured out, and I’m not interested in pretending that I do. I’d rather tell you what actually worked for us, what was a complete waste of money, what I’d buy again, and what I’d do differently next time — because that’s exactly what I’d want someone to tell me.
