home life project {march}

I already feel stupidly nostalgic looking back at last month's Home Life Project post, because as much as I knew that we'd sold our house and would be moving, it didn't really feel real. It didn't feel real on moving day either. And if I stop and think about it, it still doesn't feel real now. 

The kids have dealt so fantastically with the changes, and on the most part have taken it all in their strides. Although days after moving in, Rich left the country on a work trip, and is still away... so I think it might take a little while yet for us to feel properly settled.

But I'm glad that I documented this weekend nonetheless. It was a quiet one. Dylan has been under the weather and a lot more still and quiet than normal, and we had a super early start to our Sunday morning thanks to a series of early morning power cuts that switched off (and then on again) the kids' nightlights. It was a simple day of playing in their new playroom and bedrooms, and not a lot else. But it was exactly what we needed at this moment in time. 

To find out more about Home Life Project, check out Maybush Studio for all the details, this project is her baby; and a beautiful one it is too. I'm so excited to take part.