Rachel Lowe

Rachel Lowe
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Rachel is wife to Daniel and mom to two boys. You can find her with a cup of coffee in hand and a book waiting for her to read. Her "to be read" pile is enormous, and she loves to find great deals at McKay's Used Books. She enjoys window shopping, going to open houses, and spending time on free or cheap adventures with her family. She's always on the lookout for the next free donut day or opportunity to get another book in whatever series she's currently reading!
The Not-So-Sneaky Way I Got My Kids To Try New Foods

The Not-So-Sneaky Way I Got My Kids To Try New Foods

Picky kids and a varied diet: two things parents everywhere grumble about, right? There are books on how to get your kids to eat...
If You're Not Ready For School To Start Back

If You’re Not Ready For School To Start Back

Happy first day of school, y’all! My wish for you today is that your coffee stays hot, your kids don’t fight, the car line...
More Confessions From An Aphantasic

More Confessions From An Aphantasic

In my last post, I talked a little about aphantasia, what it is and how it works. Having aphantasia means I have no “mind’s...
I Can't Count Sheep To Sleep And Other Confessions From An Aphantasic

I Can’t Count Sheep To Sleep And Other Confessions From An Aphantasic

Have you ever struggled to get to sleep? I know I have. And what’s that common bit of advice people share to help you...
Ways To Get Free Books And Support Authors

Ways To Get Free Books And Support Authors

I’m a reader. Always have been, always will be, and my home library and Kindle will give you a really good idea of the...
New Year's Resolutions For The Minimally Motivated

New Year’s Resolutions For The Minimally Motivated

'Tis the season to start fresh, to set resolutions and begin powering through them, to shake off the winter blues, and work toward a...
Lowering Expectations This Christmas

Lowering Expectations This Christmas

Did your Thanksgiving go as expected? Mine didn’t. I experienced some turkey trauma, and it reminded me sometimes we need to lower our expectations...