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Kristi from Extraordinary Moments In An Ordinary Life

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We’re back today with another fabulous blogger. Please join me in welcoming Kristi from Extraordinary Moments In An Ordinary Life. Kristi’s blog is all about motherhood, the military, and more!

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I’m an ordinary person in the middle of extraordinary adventures in motherhood, the military, and whatever else comes our way. I’m doing my best to find adventures even in the ordinary moments and when things get a little too extraordinary, I prefer to just laugh! Blogging is my way to step outside the situation to see the adventures and the laughs. Please join me!

Three of Kristi’s best posts include:

The Preschool Paparazzi
What happens when the chaplain’s kid swears… sort of
The venus fly trap episode

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Such a lovely family!

Now it’s time for your SITStahly duty: Leave a comment introducing yourself to Kristi on this post and then head over to Extraordinary Moments In An Ordinary Life and leave a comment there too.

About Francesca

Francesca has an extensive background in content marketing, public relations, and social outreach. She oversees all Operations at Sway Group, including our robust metrics capabilities. Prior to joining the online world, Francesca oversaw viticulture and oenology at various wineries in both California and Italy, and managed regulatory affairs and facility approvals at the biotech company, Genentech. Francesca has been featured on CBS Sacramento and Food Blogger Pro’s podcast. She has also hosted an AMA webinar and spoken at Social Media World.

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  39. Sandra Kohlmann says

    It looks like another great blogger today (couldn’t we say that everyday?). I look forward to reading about the venus fly trap episode. I’m already giggling.

    • Kristi says

      Thanks Ugochi 🙂 We have since had my son stick his naked rear end on the front window and had my smallest escape and run around the backyard naked. The chaplain’s family reputation has got to be interesting after all of this.

  45. Julie Jordan Scott says

    Oh, you are like me… at least it looks like it! I don’t have the military part, but the experiencing the extraordinary in the ordinary is such a great way to live/be. I look forward to visiting your blog!