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You’re Free to be Great, So Go for It
This past week I officially hit the 900 mile mark of my 1000 mile running goal for the year. It’s been a trying 11 months to get here, and I have a feeling this final month will take everything I have to finish. My body is tired. It’s been sore and achy and fatigued more… Continue reading
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Blogging Tips that Helped Me (& Can Hopefully Help You Too)
By no means do I consider myself a professional in any capacity when it comes to writing, however, I have done (at least one) lap around the block, as they say. This past month marked my 4-year blogging anniversary, which made me feel a lot of feels and sent me on one of those oh, how far… Continue reading
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Strain then Stir (Episode 2): How to be Ingredient Conscious
Hello and welcome back to another episode of Strain Then Stir, a no-cameras, diary-esque cooking show blog where I attempt to transform myself from a two-meal Tina into a full course Frank…or at the very least, be capable of feeding myself more than cereal and pasta. On our last episode, I dove into the depths… Continue reading
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Swipe-tember: What I Learned from Spending a Month on Dating Apps
After recently turning 27 I had the normal rush of emotions, as well as a few new, introduced-in-the-late-twenties specific ones. For example: ARE MY EGGS DYING? This was more or less a ticking time bomb. With friends in every direction getting married and having babies and then more babies, as I sit on my couch… Continue reading
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A Late September Adventure (Day 4: Boulder, CO)
After another slow, relaxing morning, Allison and I made our way back into Denver for breakfast. This time we referred to this list, and decided on Syrup, not only because the name screams BREAKFAST, but also because the menu boasted items such as “breakfast pizza” and a “pancake and waffle flight.” I ended up trying the… Continue reading
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5 (More) Easy Ways to Save the World
A few months ago for Earth Day, I posted this blog that listed 5 ways we could all lend a hand in the rescue of our damsel in distress planet. Today, I come to you with 5 more! Let’s dive right in! . 1) Say no to straws Straws are one of the most wasteful… Continue reading
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of What Other People Think We Need
Like the skills required to dissect a frog, there are many lessons from my K-12 education that I’ve found a way to forget. However, there are also those I can’t help but remember: Eli Whitney’s cotton gin, the symbol for silver on the periodic table, and Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. Often showcased in a pyramidal… Continue reading
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