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January & February Favorites (2019)
Have we finally made it to March?! Didn’t it seem like February lasted forever? Or is it just me? Either way, I’m excited we’re finally here. It means we’re one step closer to spring, baseball season, a general thawing of my limbs. Let’s just say, I’ve been looking forward to March and it has taken Continue reading
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28 Good Things that Happened in February
Hello and welcome back to another edition of All the Good Things, a monthly series where I highlight all the good things (get it?) that happen in each 30-day (or so) span. I hope it can be a reminder that amongst all the well known bad, there is a lot of undercover good happening in our world. Let’s dive Continue reading
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A Reminder from Awards Season: Try
Fun fact about me: I LOVE awards season. The Emmys. The Grammys. The Oscars. I’m here for it all. I love seeing deserving people get recognized and dreams coming true. And I love listening to the speeches of ordinary people, just like you and me, proving that big dreams are not crazy and pursued passions Continue reading
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Strain then Stir (Episode 6): Chrissy Teigen’s, Cravings: Hungry for More
One of my goals for 2019 is to cook my way through a cookbook. The whole thing. No recipes left behind. My choice for this feat? Chrissy Teigen’s, Cravings: Hungry for More. And let me tell you, I made the right choice. Not only have the recipes been the good kind of challenging. But they’ve Continue reading
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5 Skills You Didn’t Realize Were Skills
Have you ever had a day where you feel like you aren’t good at anything? Like you have no skills worthy of ribbons or awards or even a gasp of awed recognition? Like maybe you can’t even open a door correctly? I have those days. I think we all do. And why wouldn’t we when Continue reading
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Just a Little Valentine’s Day Reminder
Today is just a day. And no matter if you love it, hate it, celebrate it, skip it, or just now remembered it’s anything more than a Thursday, I hope you know that you are loved. You are loved. You are important. You are worth appreciating. So no matter how you spend today, tomorrow, and Continue reading
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Look Up and Look Around
I am currently training for the LA marathon. This means that three times a week I’m outside running, telling my body that all the pain and exhaustion will be worth it when we get that medal at the finish line—and the free banana shortly afterward. This past Saturday I ran 17.5 miles, the second longest Continue reading
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The Spicy Chip Chronicles (Which Ones Stand Out Among the Rest?)
Have you ever had a craving for Hot Cheetos (or their spicy chip counterparts)? Have you ever had this craving late at night? Have you ever had this craving and made the trip to the grocery store, only to get there and be completely overwhelmed with options? Unless you are like me—who only likes regular Continue reading
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10 Instagram Accounts that Brighten My Day
Social media can be a scary place. Mean things are said, misunderstandings are had, and entire concerts are documented with scratchy, unpleasing footage. Sometimes we compare ourselves to those we see online and sink into wormholes of frustration, shame, and disappointment. And other times we laugh at pictures of dogs wearing hats. For me, it’s Continue reading
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31 Good Things that Happened in January
Hello and welcome back to another edition of All the Good Things, a monthly series where I highlight all the good things (get it?) that happen in each 30-day (or so) span. I hope it can be a reminder that amongst all the well known bad, there is a lot of undercover good happening in our world. Let’s dive Continue reading
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