I know, I know, I am little late with everything, but I would still like to link up with Courtney from eatprayrundc.com to take a look back at my year of running. Courtney hosts this link-up annually and it is open through the end of January, so go and check out...
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{via unsplash.com} Oh hey, it’s 2019. In all honesty, I haven’t had the mental space to wrap my head around yet another ‘new year’. It surprises me, every time, that it just was Christmas and bam, another year is gone.While I usually look forward to the time between Christmas and...
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You don’t mind that I spend a good part of the beginning of the new year recapping the end of the last year, do you? Even though I had a hard time getting into the holiday spirit this year, this year’s Christmas was so much better than last year’s just...
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I finished December with three books which brought my yearly total to 52, 8 books short of my reading goal of 60. I read 59 books in 2017 and was hoping to beat it, but I am still very proud that I managed to read one book per week (on average)....
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Another year is in the books. It’s hard to sum up a year, but as always, I’ll try. Like last year, I created this little infographic. 2018 was a mixed bag. Some things didn’t go as planned, some things were frustrating as hell (especially politics), but we also had some wins this...
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1. I usually don’t drink Baileys Irish Cream* (or much of any alcohol for that matter) throughout the year, but it’s a special treat I’ve come to enjoy for New Year’s Eve. 2. I made homemade Semmelknödel* (bread dumplings) for the first time (stale bread rolls are somehow hard to...
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LOVING | the absolutely awesome Boston Red Sox mug that I got through the #secretsantamugswap2018 (and I am hoping to share all the other mugs what were exchanged soon!) ENJOYING | all the Christmas lights and decorations in our neighborhood. EATING | Christmas cookies. I am on a serious sugar-overload...
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Around the Interwebs Why you can’t forgive someone. How to document your personal possessions in case of an emergency. If you do have homeowner’s or renter’s insurance, you do want to do this. How I Quit Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and Amazon I think of myself as pretty tech-savvy, but...
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