About Abi

I'm Abi, a 20 somethin' girl with lots of interests and passions.  I'm Ohio born, raised, and proud.  I've only really lived in two different houses in my life so I've never been a big fan of change.  But what I'm learning now in my 20's is that life is one roller coaster.. full of changes and belly turning drops.

I've been married for over four years to my college sweetheart.  We met on accident, through a friend one evening next to a fire.  We're enjoying our life, just the two of us right now.  Our time is spent embracing each other, our time, and our friendships.  We have 10 nieces and nephews so that's our best way to get our kid fix!  Nothing better than being Auntie Abi.

I majored in art and education and I cannot imagine my life without learning and young people.  I've always been that weird mix though- creative and athletic.  At times, it put me in odd places but I think it's made my life interesting and the exact opposite of dull.  I'm working on myself still though, trying to figure out what ME looks like at this stage in my life.




So why "Heels, Aprons, and Cuddles"?

I have a real shoe addiction, along with ice cream.  I don't eat my shoes.. but I've come up with quite the collection.  There's just something about shoes.. they're forgiving, if I had a couple too many scoops of Graeter's ice cream they will always fit and make my outfit look banging!  There isn't a shoe unworthy of love- nike air max to vans to toms to my favorite go-to black bootie.

I'm not always in the kitchen, David actually does the majority of the major cooking.  He's technically the master chef in my house and I proudly wear the label of "Sous Chef"!  So between cooking or baking with David or doing a DIY project.. I always have an apron on hand.  Not only for the kitchen or DIY but because I'm constantly around clay, paint, glue, and more whether with my students at school or completing my own artwork.

Lastly, cuddles- I don't think I could make it through life without cuddling.  Whether it's being curled up on the sectional with the hubby or just that little neck nuzzle you might sneak in during a hug with your best friend or mom.

There's a chance a post may cover this again because these three things are deeply rooted into me for many reasons, both surface and beyond.


leave the "eh" behind
Hugs,
Abi