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Preserving First Day of School Memories
This week was the first week of Kindergarten for my lil man and his third year in Montessori so he’s an old pro by now. WOW how time flies! I can barely remember how he got to 5 years of age. I wanted to preserve the memory in time (and every year after) with photography and a…
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Vibrant Cast-Iron Cactus Sugar Cookies
Coming back to the desert called for an awesome brunch spread amongst friends (can’t forget the mimosa bar!) along with big, chewy cactus cookies – a plate full of pricks in vibrant colors. Each guest took one home as a parting gift! I scored a cast-iron cactus mold at the one of the best Goodwill stores…
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Doting On Boston
Clusters of people – – clusters of buildings. I am home in the city, and everywhere else. Boston: A place where educated meets liberal. Just how it should be —the prefect cup of tea with just the right amount of honey. I booked an apartment in the center of the city: Chinatown. A nice swanky apartment…
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The Things Hayes Says
My 5-year-old never runs out of things to say, and as he grows older what he says only gets more comical. The Things Hayes Says is dedicated to all the times he makes me laugh out loud. Me: “I bet you all the girls have a crush on you.” Hayes: “Well, Abbey wants to marry…
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Artist Spotlight: Robin Kavanagh Gallery
Feist your eyes on another gallery of works by Canadian artist, Robin Kavanagh as explained in his words. Following him on Instagram is quite a treat, as he posts at least 2-5 pieces of his unique art a day. Previous works can viewed by clicking the following links: 1 l 2 l 3 l 4 l 5 Addiction…
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The Things Hayes Says…
My 5-year-old never runs out of things to say, and as he grows older what he says only gets more comical. The Things Hayes Says is dedicated to all the times he makes me laugh out loud. Hayes: “I want to be a rockstar when I grow up!” Me: “I thought you wanted to be…
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These Are a Few of My Favorite Things: Savannah
It was our annual get-out-of-town holiday event and before exploring St. Augustine, we planned to meet the brothers in Savannah Georgia. You know it’s a great Christmas when you don’t want or need anything. Here are a few of my favorite things from the trip: Champagne breakfast Christmas Dinner at the Pink House– Uh. Maze. Ing.…
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The No Recipe Zucchini Chip
I’ve been noticing a lot of Zucchini Chip recipes on Pinterest lately. I mean, they are EVERYWHERE. But you don’t need a recipe to make these crispy lil gems. Recipes are for those who color within the lines. Those that lack creativity. The unimaginative. All you really need is a dehydrator. So grab a zucchini (organic,…
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A Quick Trip to The Oldest City In America, St. Augustine
We travelled through what appeared to be the set of Scooby Doo – creeping along the unlit backroads of Florida. Moss hung from the veiny tree branches – like a scary handed monster in the moonlight, we arrived in St. Augustine. Tourists and beer induced loud-talk crowded the bustling streets. The boardwalk lit the entrance…
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First Impressions of Altanta
Unruly trees clear the way for orange and yellow maple leaves hanging from white bark that line the freeway. Georgia plates infest the smooth tar as clean lines pave the way into the big city. I ride through the city in wide-brimmed hat reminiscent of witch. It’s October. A pecan farm along the way showcases rows…
“Write in recollection and amazement for yourself.” – Kerouac
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