(still) USING | my bullet journal. And I realized that what I love most about bullet journaling is all the space I have to write down things other than weekly appointments or tasks (e.g. lists, brain-storming sessions, etc.) WEARING | my wishbone-necklace again. I had forgotten about it for a...
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A little while ago, my friend Kate shared a post about the things she does or does not spend (her hard-earned) money on and I am jumping on the bandwagon, because if I have learned one thing over the years while budgeting, it is that people just prioritize their spending...
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Around the Interwebs Denialism: what drives people to reject the truth Reading makes us healthier, smarter, and more empathic. How I tricked myself into reading more books. The 25 best productivity apps. Which ones are you using? I am currently using 5 of these but would love to try...
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I decided it was time to participate in the Tuesdays on the Run linkup again hosted by Marcia, Patty and Erika. The topic for today’s post was intriguing to me. How has running changed me? The short answer: in so many ways. The long answer: I am still a fairly...
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Hey, remember the road trip that I went on with my cousin B and his girlfriend in September when we visited all the National Parks? I am still catching up on the recaps! Here are parts 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. After the amazing tour through Lower Antelope Canyon and a quick stop at...
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As I mentioned, my co-worker brought in a ton of zucchinis from her garden and I went home with three huge zucchinis last week. We roasted two as a side dish for dinner, but I still had one two-pound zucchini left over when the weekend came around and what better...
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A week ago, I ran the (1st) SF half marathon again. This race has become one of my favorite races (albeit an expensive one) because it combines a great race with a fun weekend in San Francisco. I was lucky that I signed up last year at the bargain price of...
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I finished another 5 books in July, three of which I loved. Two were ok, but left a little bit to be desired for me. Read on to find out why. Yes we (still) can by Dan Pfeiffer (★★★★★) I really enjoyed this book and Dan’s perspective on what happened...
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