I have been asked so many times how I manage to keep my blog going while being a mom of three little ones. My blog involves a lot of time on my part. Time for taking pictures, time to conceptualize the posts, time to style the looks, time to write, time to edit, and then time on social media to connect with my readers and promote my posts. It is a labour of love for sure. Having a creative…
Just a few pictures of our little family to wish you all a very Merry Christmas. This has been an amazing year for our family of five. We started 2017 with two newborn babies and a sweet little three year old. Now here we are ending the year with two one year olds and a smart, funny, and still sweet four year old. Life changes all the time and I’ve been doing my best to embrace all the memories and…
I figured since some of you may be new to my site and with the site rebrand, I should properly introduce myself to you all. My name is Jennifer Pistor {last name is pronounced “Peace-tore” not pister}. I am 37 years old and live in New Westminster, British Columbia with my husband and three littles. My oldest is Madelyn and she will be four years old this November. My youngest two, Lily and Sabrina, are twins. They will be…
Hello! I am so excited to finally unveil my new site JenPistor.com. I was formerly blogging under the name Prairie Girl in the City, but this girl has grown up! My life has changed so much since I first launched PGITC back in 2011. I am now married, have switched careers ( a couple times), and I am now a full time mom to my three beautiful girls. No, you’re not seeing double. My youngest are twins! A blog refresh…
I am waaayyyy overdue for getting my hair cut and coloured. The plight of the mom with no time. What gets me through in-between appointments is topknots galore and great products like the ones photographed below from Keratase. I received a gorgeous parcel just after Mother’s Day with these products and two silky scarves for myself and Maddie. Madelyn, of course, loved that she got a prezzie that matched with Momma. I was happy that the scarf covered up…
