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Silk base layer Yoga pants Wicking long-sleeved running shirt (with zipper at the neck) Fleece vest Brand-new pink insulating layer with zipper vents that could double as outer layer (breathable … Continue reading Ready to Ski
Silk base layer Yoga pants Wicking long-sleeved running shirt (with zipper at the neck) Fleece vest Brand-new pink insulating layer with zipper vents that could double as outer layer (breathable … Continue reading Ready to Ski
So, my theme for January is “Explore.” I’m still kind of working out what that means. I had decided that in general it meant that I would try out things … Continue reading The Neverending Story
What was that? I thought that said you were having ‘teff’ for breakfast. Yes, you read that right. Teff. That’s not really a word. You just made that up. Not … Continue reading Breakfast today: Teff!
Luckily, my resolution around judgmental thinking was simply to be aware of judgmental thoughts. Because if it was to not have judgmental thoughts, I would have had a much bigger … Continue reading Escalade Escapades
My husband’s cousin posted a link to an op-ed in The New York Times by Ross Douthat entitled, “The Unborn Paradox.” In the article, Douthat juxtaposes the trials of a … Continue reading You Don’t Feel That Way: Minimizing Women’s Experiences
My friend Lynn posted a very provocative Facebook status this morning: Life is better with a homemade peppermint mocha made from leftover candy canes and chocolate chips. Even if it … Continue reading Faux Pep Mo
My kids bring a smile to my face. Well, not always. Sometimes they make me gnash my teeth. But a lot of the time they make me smile. Today, my … Continue reading What Brings a Smile to My Face
I’ve been holding onto a recipe for Roast Fresh Ham from America’s Test Kitchen/Cook’s Illustrated for a few years now. I could never figure out how to get a fresh … Continue reading Roast Fresh Ham (with a Side of Kale and Blackeye Peas)
I think I may have mentioned that I like to read. As part of that reading process, I enjoy going back and looking at the list of books I’ve read … Continue reading 2010: My Year in Books
When I asked my husband who deserves more credit than they’re getting*, he answered like he usually does: tangentially. He told me about an article by Michael Lewis (“The No-Stats … Continue reading Who Deserves More Credit? Shane Battier. That’s Who.
If I’m an Eeyore when it comes to fun, I’m something of a Piglet when it comes to trying new things. While it really is hard to be brave when … Continue reading January is “Explore” Month!
Fun month hasn’t been a laugh riot or anything, but it has helped me to be ready for fun whenever it might happen. Sometimes it’s taking a moment to listen … Continue reading Fun Month Review: Fun in Unexpected Places