Sara Stevens
Sara is a proud mother of two daughters. Morgan (14), a product of her first marriage, and Elizabeth (5) with her husband of seven years, James. He is a very patient, loving soul who embraces all the ladies in his home, including their Schnauzer, Sadie and Jesse the Cat. Sara is a native of Lafayette turned Texas transplant who moved back to Cajun Country as fast as she could. An only child, she maintains a strong relationship with her parents and believes having close friends is important. When she’s not cheering on soccer, volleyball or fixing top knots for dance class, you can find Sara at her day job as an insurance agent for a local agency. She loves spending time at the beach with her family, traveling to new places, and indulging in local food and drink - then working it all off at Red’s. Oh, and all things UL. Geaux Cajuns! She’s just living life wildly. One day at a time.
The BIG Move {From Private to Public School}
Two years ago, we {our family} made the decision to move our oldest daughter from a small private school to our neighborhood public school. The results? AMAZING!
After seven years, Morgan was antsy. So many...
Hey Momma … I See You
It's been said that "it takes a village" to raise children. I am lucky enough to have said village. At the drop of a hat I would be able to call my parents, my...
A Servant’s Heart Was Born
The day I dropped my daughter off to serve the less fortunate, the sign in the parking lot read: The Safe House. I won’t lie, I was a tad nervous. I found my fellow...
Life After Divorce :: The Bright Side
When I left you, I was having a hard time seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. The divorce was fresh, but I was determined to move on. To get out of...
Life After Divorce, Part 1 :: The Dark Side
In the thick of it, you could have told me “this is just a phase” and “it’ll get better,” but I wasn’t ever going to believe you and to be honest, I didn’t want...
#Framily {When That Special Bond Extends Beyond Family}
I’m an only child. I had a wonderful childhood and wouldn’t trade it for anything, nor would I add anyone to it. I grew up with my parents, together for almost 38 years, and...
One Day … This Won’t Be Your Life Anymore
I recently read a blog that talked about jumping in feet first. Doing things even though they may be inconvenient or not at the right time. “Take the trip” was the name of the...
No One Told Me How Gross Girls Can Be
When I was pregnant with Morgan, we had no idea she was a girl. Everything was yellow or baby blue or green. She graced us with her presence 4 weeks early and everything turned...