1. Eat Good Food: Don’t eat food you don’t like. Seriously, spit it out. Gross. Push it on the floor. Demand it get taken off your plate. Don’t even look at it. Give it to the dog, she’ll love you and you’ll never eat alone. Be in the moment. Eat slowly; put your fork … [Read more...]
To My First Born
Dear Presley (my first roomie),Our rental classified has been answered. In about 4 months it is expected that two new roommates will be moving in. We will be taken over by 20 more fingers, 20 more toes, 2 more mouths to feed and 2 more sets of unpredictable … [Read more...]
The Three Phases of House Hunting
Note: Presley is our two-year toddler and Bella is our dog... PHASE ONE: BLISS & ENDLESS IMAGINATION Feelings of excitement for the new journey begin to brew! Scheduled meeting with the realtors. “We’re buying a house!” [giddy dance] The preliminary online MLS … [Read more...]
Kicking and Flailing
The weather has been so brutally frigid this winter that I recently broke down and joined a gym. I don’t typically have a gym membership because I love working out outside, running and walking. I also like a good strength-training workout in the privacy of my own home. … [Read more...]
Home Is Where The Heart Is
I feel the need to immediately share with you my new coffee creation, coffee, chocolate hemp milk and a little bit of cane sugar. What! So good. I don’t know if I’ll be able to go back to my pre-preggo black (gross, what was I thinking) coffee again. I randomly have the hemp … [Read more...]
Playdate Pandemonium
When my 2-year old, Presley, was born I was really worried about external childcare. I wanted to raise my daughter, not have other people do it. What was the point of having a baby if they were to just be sent to daycare? Well, I thought wrong. (Funny how our ideals … [Read more...]
“When One Door Closes, Another Opens”
We’ve all heard this quote before, right? In many cases we don’t even notice it happening. We will be busy working towards something and swiftly glide through an open door without even hearing the other door softly shut. In other cases, not quite as often, they appear to be more … [Read more...]
