I started this blog in 2011 as a way to keep up with my pregnancy with Knox. After he was born, I kind of let it go and posted here and there when I thought about it. My goal for 2014 is to blog more often. I want something to look back on one day and something to show my kids when they get older. I am much more eloquently written than spoken, so this is a great way for me to share my thoughts. It's my creative outlet, my venting space, and a place to document things about my family. Read if you want, follow if you will, but just know that you might be overwhelmed by my complete and total randomness!
End of a Dirt Road by the Josh Abbott Band perfectly describes my life. I love living in a small town with my country husband, cowboy two year old and the sweetest baby you've ever seen. My very favorite line says, "Cause when the gravel hits the tires, it'll right the wrongs of too much city, and too much concrete." Yes. I never thought this is where I'd end up, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. Or as the song says, "I wouldn't give a nickel to have it paved in gold. Everything I love is at the end of a dirt road."
So, we are the Pavlics. Clayton, Tyler, Knox and Gavin. We live on a farm road nestled in the pineywoods of Deep East Texas. Clayton loves to hunt, I love to paint, Knox loves tractors and Gavin loves to eat. Among the four of us, we love: Jesus (baby Jesus if you ask Knox), color, the woods, trucks, design, the outdoors, cupcakes, fire, books, Mickey Mouse, and food. This is our life!
