Hamster Wheel
We have survived the first week. Well, almost a week. I should just get this out of the way: We got in town Monday. The drive wasn’t too bad, pretty uneventful. Yes, moving is stressful. We are sad to have […]
A Little Lost
I have all kinds of drafts half done with pictures of our apartment (my favorite place we’ve ever lived), our last few weeks in the city, Europe pictures, random stories, Beautycounter news and book posts – but honestly, my brain […]
Rainy Day Gratitude
It’s a rainy day in Brooklyn. My dad and godfather left town this morning after an awesome weekend of perfect weather. Now there’s only 48 hours until we leave NYC. Reality is sinking in. Everything is off the walls, I’m […]
Books, Hair and Other Non-Important Things
Happy Hump Day. I feel like I can blog about anything I want again because I finally shared our moving news. I didn’t share it sooner because we wanted to share with all of our friends here and have the […]
Our Next Big Step
This is one of those posts I could have teased for a while to get people to click on it. It’s just not really in my arsenal of tricks. This is not a huge announcement post, just a big old […]
Handling Emotions
Emotions. They are a strange thing, but they make us humans. They are also writing most of this, so I apologize for the unorganized stream of thoughts. Let me tell you, I’ve had every single one in the last 72 […]
Love Letters to NYC: Visitor’s Edition
One of my best friends was in town this past weekend. That means 3 days of strolling, eating, laughing and drinking all over this city. Having visitors forces me to be a tourist myself. Here are some things I’m writing […]
Some Favorite Things
Isn’t there a prize when a blogger posts two days in a row? I’ll take one of those please. It’s weird, but I feel like my routine isn’t complete without stopping here every once in a while. I’ve been stocking […]
Normal
Does anyone crave “normal?” I like to think that I’m spontaneous and can just roll with whatever comes my way, but that’s not true. I have a limit. After two weeks of living in an AirBnB in Indianapolis, I was […]
