Weekly Update – Lemon Pesto, Baby Bulldogs, and True’s Got the Beet!

Thursday, May 26

I’m currently in a major lemon pesto phase, which means I’ll eat this meal until I burnout and can’t have it again for a long time. When I’m in, I’m all in :).

Baby Lulu. Can you believe she is almost 10 months and 60lbs? She has increased the joy in our family exponentially.

Friday, May 27

Next week is his last week of pre-k. Crazy. He is equal parts funny, rambunctious, tender, sporty, and creative. After a soccer play session the other day, he enthusiastically said “Yeah, I really trimmed that grass!” It was laugh out loud worthy. At the dinner table recently he declared, “Today I’m grateful for all the animals in the world and for organic vegetables. But really REALLY for organic vegetables. Especially beets.”

Saturday, May 28

To the person who stole my favorite two pairs of shoes from our porch in the night: May they serve a purpose for you in your journey, whether it’s needing a pair of shoes for you or someone you love, or selling them for cash for whatever you need to get you through another day. I’m considering it an act of kindness to serve as an anonymous giver. Because although it sucks to have my shoes taken I’m thinking your situation might be suckier and I’m happy to make it a little less sucky. Cool? Xxo

Sunday, May 29

Love this & had to repost ❤️. Thanks @igbulldogs_worldwide .
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Our debt to the heroic men and valiant women in the service of our country can never be repaid. They have earned our undying gratitude. America will never forget their sacrifices.
-Harry S. Truman

Adore this photo of True showing off his collaborative art project that he made with John. Also, those are upside down tomato plants – an experiment of John’s.

Monday, May 30

You guys, she’s getting huge. And she insisted on cuddling with me like this today at the studio. She’s like a giant babydog. Almost 60lbs of love.

Tuesday, May 31

This dog in our hood kills me. Check out the full video over on my Instagram!

Hi, I'm Kelly Rae Roberts!

Before I picked up my first paintbrush at the age of 30, I was a medical social worker. I followed my whispers and started playing with paint and everything changed.

Now I’m a full-time artist, author and Possibilitarian, who helps women explore and nourish their creative souls.