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Monthly Favorites | June

June 29, 2018 filed under: monthly favorites

1. Have you heard of The Skimm? I get their daily emails and it’s been a great way to start my days! I wish I could use the app, it looks pretty handy, but they charge for the subscription, so I am sticking with the emails right now.

2. I think I saw this recommended by someone on their blog (can’t remember who it was. Was it you?) and decided to give it a try.  The Garnier Fructis Style Pure Clean Detangler + Air Dry is meant to detangle and smooth your hair when you let it air-dry (which I do on the weekends). I have also used it as a leave-in treatment before blow-drying my hair at the gym and I really like it. My hair is very fine, so it doesn’t tolerate heavy products very well, but it’s been handling this just fine (plus, it smells good). 

3. I looove Arugula. I’ll have it in salads, I recently added it to a cooked dinner (just at the very end, so it doesn’t wilt), and I love it on top of pizza. I need to find more ways to eat it though. Maybe just plain by the handful? Don’t mind if I do!

4. Yeah, yeah, even if I am a little grumpy and mostly sad that Germany didn’t make it through the group stage at the FIFA World Cup this year (I don’t even want to talk about it), I love the excitement of the tournament. I haven’t decided who I am going to cheer for now, but I’ll try to catch a few matches of the knock-out stage and then we’ll see who will become the next world champion! 

5. Have you heard of the Pomodoro Technique? I am trying it out at work to get some more uninterrupted, focused work done and the BeFocused app is really helpful (and visually pleasing). 25 minute-blocks of focusing on the task at hand and not looking at email or checking my phone. What’s your strategy to stay focused?

6. I love this Run because I can muscle shirt from Miles & Pace. I actually won this shirt in a Instagram Giveaway. It’s really nice and soft and great for summer running.

7. Here it is, our tiny little Weber Q1000 grill that I’ve been loving these last few weeks. It’s a small, portable camping size, but just perfect for two people. 

What was one of your favorite things this month?

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Monthly favorites | May

May 31, 2018 filed under: monthly favorites

1. I had these Wheat Thins Toasted Chips Veggie for the first time on my flight to D.C. last weekend (Southwest is stepping up their snack-game!) and they are delicious! I am definitely going to look for them on my next shopping trip!

2. Strawberries – need I say more?

3.  When it comes to ice-cream, I like it plain and simple. Chocolate chip is my favorite flavor and I also don’t need fancy brands, this Safeway Chocolate Chip Ice-Cream tastes so good!

4.  I had been looking for some sling-back sandals for a while and when I came across these Gold Pigeon sandals and saw the reviews, I picked them over the (much more expensive) Tevas. I love them.

5.  I rarely have the need to use taxis, but I’ve been using the Lyft app on my recent trips and I very much love the convenience of it. My cousin introduced me to it during their visit last year. Are you a Lyft (or Uber) user?

6.   My friend Terra mentioned that she had been using packing cubes in one of her travel posts a couple of months ago and it made me wonder why I had never thought of buying some myself. So I bought myself a set of these Gonex Packing cubes, and  let’s just say, they’ve been a great investment. They make it so easy to organize your stuff in your suitcase.

7.  I am not a huge user of nail polish. I like the idea of nail polish, but I am not very good at applying it myself (I know, I know, skill comes with practice) and I often don’t take the time, but I’ve been loving the subtle color of this  Revlon Brilliant Strength Nail Enamel (color: allure) that I rediscovered in my bathroom cabinet this month.

What was one of your favorite things this month?

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Monthly Favorites | April

April 27, 2018 filed under: monthly favorites

1. I kinda refuse to spend huge amounts of money on workout clothing (except for shoes) and will pick up running clothes where I can (mostly Target and Old Navy). I recently got a 2-pack of 32 Degrees running shirts at Costco for $7.99 and they’re awesome. Moisture-wicking, super-soft and they fit great. I am wearing the heather pink shirt here.

2. My mom used to make a delicious dessert from quark, whipped cream and fresh (or canned) pineapples and this Open Nature Strained Greek Pineapple Yogurt almost tastes exactly like it. I wish it had a little less sugar, but oh well. That’s why it tastes so good, right?

3. Because I talked about YNAB in my recent review, I wanted to mention again how much I love the YNAB app, which has really made tracking our spending so much easier on the go. Whenever I pay with cash, I just whip out my phone and enter the purchase (and while I am at it, I can also check my ‘available balances’ for each category). Done. It’s really not that hard, guys.

4. I mentioned before, I am not much of a lip product fan. It usually comes down to texture and taste of the product. But one lip product I have repeatedly come back to is the Rimmel Stay Glossy Lip Gloss in 185 Savoy Plum. It gives some nice color and shine and doesn’t taste weird. That’s a win in my book.

5. I love my Dutch oven. I  cook everything in it. Stews, pasta dishes, stir frys, you name it. It’s easy to clean and just so useful all around. I also use it to bake bread.

6.Confession: I am #teamalmondbutter. Probably because I didn’t grow up with peanut butter and never fell in love with it. But almond butter I did fall in love with. Especially Trader Joe’s Raw Almond Butter. Ever since I tried this yummy (steel cut) oatmeal recipe from Laura, I am all over the almond butter again (I go through phases, don’t you?). I like both, crunchy and creamy. What’s your favorite?

7.  I went to the German butcher shop in town a couple of weeks ago and they had Brandt’s “Zwieback”, which is a type of rusk. It was insanely expensive (comparatively speaking), but I needed to get a box. I love it with a thick layer of (unsalted) butter. I’ve had a craving for it for a while and I don’t know any other place anymore where you get it. World Market used to have it, but I checked a couple of times recently and it seemed like they had discontinued it.

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Monthly Favorites | March

March 30, 2018 filed under: monthly favorites

Yes, it’s time again for a little round-up of things I’ve been loving this month. Here we go: 

1. I had been using a Shea Moisture products for a while that I liked a lot, but I think it was a little heavy for my fine hair, so it was time to switch up the shampoo + conditioner again. I came across this double-pack Garnier Fructis Grow Strong Shampoo and Conditioner deal at Target and thought I would give it a try and so far, I am very pleasantly surprised! This leaves my hair soft and straight and very manageable.

2. I did a little bit of beauty shopping for my birthday, if you recall, and among other things, I picked up this (travel size) Ole Henriksen Truth Serum (formulated with vitamin C and collagen) at Sephora. I love (!) the smell of this and use it under my moisturizer. It gets rave reviews and I must say, I am also a fan already.

Now on a side note, if someone can explain to me why the 0.5 oz travel-size bottle costs $15 and the 1 oz full-size bottle is $48 and why in the world anyone would buy the full-size bottle then, I’d very much appreciate it. (scratching my head about this one)

3. I mean, this Be a nice human UNLOCK Hope t-shirt by itself is pretty awesome, right? But, more importantly, Unlock Hope donates 100% of their after-tax profits to fully fund the Think Humanity girl’s hostel in Hoima, Uganda. Through the donation of their profits the girls receive health care, three quality meals a day, utilities, transportation, support staff, tuition, school fees, clothing, uniforms, toiletries, school supplies, books and more. I love to support that.

4. You might have seen this MudLove inspirational bracelet on my wrist a couple of times on Instagram. Like UNLOCK Hope, MudLove also supports a good cause, the “clean water project” in Africa. It seems like I like to wear pretty pieces AND support good causes at the same time, why don’t you?

5. If you haven’t tried Trader Joe’s 21 Seasoning Salute yet, what are you waiting for? It’s a blend of 21 spices, but has NO SALT and it’s a great addition to pretty much everything: meat, salad dressings, soups, and sauces. (Goes well with green beans, too.)

6. We’re a little bit obsessed with green beans lately. They’re just so delicious and quick to make, especially if you bake them in the oven. Spread out on a baking sheet, sprinkle with some olive oil, salt, and pepper. Bake for 15-20 min at 375°F. Done. Go try it.

7. I’ve been taking Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides for a while now. I first heard about collagen a little over a year ago and I thought I’d try it out. Collagen is said to improve hair, skin, and nails (definitely a plus!), but most importantly joints, ligaments, and tendons. So it makes a great supplement for athletes and I think I’ve noticed some of the benefits (you can never be 100% sure, I guess). The powder is flavorless and odorless so it’s easy to mix with liquids (I put it in my morning coffee or smoothie). I noticed that they also sell the collagen peptides in capsule form now, if that’s something you’re more comfortable with. I can also see how these may come in handy for travel.

What was one of your favorite things this month?

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Monthly Favorites | February

February 28, 2018 filed under: monthly favorites

1. I got an Odwalla Smoothie on a whim a couple of weeks ago at the supermarket because it was on sale. It was surprisingly good and I could see myself buying it again for after workouts. I could see adding protein or collagen powder to it to give it an extra boost. I like that it doesn’t have added sugars (although with all the fruit in there, natural sugar content is not low), and at 250 calories per bottle it’s a reasonable post-workout smoothie.

2. I am a bit of a ‘gadget nerd’ (no news here!) and have been really enjoying the Milestone Pod I got for Christmas. It’s a little tracking device that you clip on your running shoe. I’ll soon share a ‘first impressions’- review, but definitely wanted to include it on this list. So many insights!

3. I got this Boston Red Sox Nike Performance Hoodie for Christmas from my MIL and I looove it (I am wearing it here). It’s lightweight, breathable with a light fleece lining. Perfect for California winter weather. If only it had thumb holes…. BUT then again, it’s a) a hoodie,  b) it’s blue/gray and c) it’s an official the Red Sox hoodie. What’s not to love? 

4. Have you heard of the Drop app? If you’re looking to earn cashback on everyday purchases, this app might be interesting to you. You link cards that you use for everyday purchases (like groceries, clothing, makeup, etc.) and you automatically earn reward points that you can exchange for gift cards for a ton of stores. If you are intrigued and want to give it a try *, we’ll both earn 1000 drop points when you sign up.

5. Trader Joe’s Hyaluronic Moisture Boost Serum is brand-new and I couldn’t even find a link to it on the Trader Joe’s website. I like it so far. It’s a clear serum that applies easily and you only need a little bit underneath your regular moisturizer.

6. I’ve really enjoyed the Bigelow Lemon Ginger Tea lately. It’s one of the teas I love completely without any added sugar or honey and hey, it’s lemon and probiotics and it’s good for you.

What was one of your favorite things this month?


* The post contains a referral link. If you sign up for the Drop  app (Invitation code: d6kb3) , we’ll both earn 1000 reward points.

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Monthly Favorites | January

January 31, 2018 filed under: monthly favorites

Wow, this month flew by, didn’t it? Here we are (almost) in February already, but I can’t let January slip away without sharing my favorites from this month.

1. This (very affordable, awesome) HSI flatiron. I don’t regularly use it, so it had been sitting in my bathroom cabinet for a while, but I recently ‘remembered’ that I had it and I found out that it really makes a difference when used on my 2nd (and 3rd) day hair!
I usually can only wear my hair down on the day that I wash it, because once I’ve slept on it, it’s all wavy and uncooperative. However, I noticed that if I use the flatiron on day 2, it makes my hair more manageable again. Win!

2. J and I have been a bit on a chips + salsa kick lately (well, who isn’t on a chips + salsa kick at any given time, right?) and we love the fresh Salsa Especial from Trader Joe’s. We buy both the mild and medium version and they’re both amazing. I am planning to make an awesome hot cheese + salsa dip for Superbowl weekend. (We don’t usually watch football, but we make an exception to justify more chips + salsa eating!)

3. My microwavable heating pad. ‘Nuff said. (I didn’t make mine myself, but it’s a grain-filled small pillow that you can put in the microwave). It helps tremendously with back pain or any other kind of pain and I love to take it to bed when it’s a little chilly in the house. So cozy.

4. I am generally not a big fan of protein bars, because they’re always so dense and chewy and sticky. They can also be quite expensive, so I usually stick with more ‘regular’ foods for my pre- or post-run fuel. However, last week, I picked up a Perfect Bar for free at Safeway (they offer “free” items to try every once in a while, and I almost always take advantage) and thought I’d give it a try. And surprise, this is the first protein bar I actually liked. It’s not chewy/sticky at all, but has the consistency of a dry cookie (think ‘Vanilla crescent cookies’)  and I really liked it. I might buy this one again (when it’s on sale, ha!).

5.  I bought this stamp (GAH!) to use in my #bulletjournal because it’s so cute. I couldn’t resist.

6. This long sleeve running shirt. It got mixed reviews on Amazon because the sizing seems way off, but I really liked the look of it and so I ordered it two sizes up and it actually fits me well. I am wearing it here. I LOVE the thumb holes and the moisture-wicking material and I don’t care if it has a wrong-sized label on the inside. It works for me!

What was one of your favorite things this month?

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December Favorites

December 31, 2017 filed under: monthly favorites

1. I really, really love the Amazon Fire 8 HD that I bought on Black Friday because I couldn’t pass up the good deal… it’s been really fun to have a functioning e-reader again and the extra functionality of being able to go online real quick or check Instagram or Facebook is really awesome. I am so happy with this purchase!

2. One of the few makeup items I swear by is a little bit of blush (to not make me look so pale and sickly, especially in the winter months – haha!). I love this Sephora blush (Color 1: Shame on you) and have purchased it repeatedly (although it does last me quite a while!).

3. One of my favorite things of December is all the Christmas mail that arrives. It truly makes the holidays that much better every year to send and receive cards from my friends and family around the world! (Thank you again to everyone who thought of us this holiday season!).

4. I think I mentioned before that it’s not Christmas without Thin Mints for me. These Choceur Mints are the Aldi-version of After Eights and they’re just as good. My Mom sent them to me because she knows I love them for Christmas!

5. These Dansko booties. Aren’t they pretty? They were expensive and J didn’t like the style very much, so I didn’t buy them… but if they ever come on sale and I am still “in love” with them, they’ll be mine :) (This is usually my rule when I want to buy anything more than maybe $50. I hardly ever buy anything on a whim, but if I still think about it a few weeks later, then I will go back and buy it – hoping that it hasn’t been sold out until then. Ha.)

6. I’ve been eating a ton of mandarins this month, not the least because it was the only thing I could actually “taste” when I was sick over Christmas. And of course the extra vitamin C couldn’t hurt! 

7. I love this calendar that I received from my cousin + his girlfriend for Christmas with some of the best photos of our road trip in September! Can’t wait to “relive” the memories throughout the next year!

I am a little behind on posting my ‘end-of-the-month (and -year!)’ posts, but I hope you won’t mind seeing some more in early January of 2018!

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29: November Favorites

November 29, 2017 filed under: monthly favorites, NaBloPoMo

1.Honeycrip apples. I mentioned Honeycrips when J and I went to Apple Hill last month and they now sell them at Trader Joe’s, so I’ve been on a Honeycrips kick for the last few weeks.

2. It’s the season for me to start drinking (more) tea again and I’ve been loving on Peppermint tea most recently. It’s so refreshing, yet soothing. I have at least one cup of tea every evening.

3. My new Brooks Launch 4s. I don’t know any runner who is not a little running shoe-obsessed. Ah well, comes with the territory. I won these shoes in a giveaway (and I have run other Brooks shoes before) and I love them.

4. One of my favorite drugstore go-to foundation is Mabelline Fit Me! Matte + Poreless Foundation. I try to branch out and have used other, more expensive brands and other drugstore foundations before, but when in doubt, I always come back to this one. It applies nicely and has medium coverage (I don’t like looking like I have layers and layers of makeup on). I use shade 125 (nude-beige).

5. It’s the time of year where I love lighting a few candles around the house, because they make such a cozy atmosphere and smell beautifully. (My favorite scent is vanilla – always.) These candles from Ikea come in a pretty glass and burn time of 55 hrs, which is quite good for the price of only $3.99. Candles can get so expensive. Yankee Candles cost 6x as much but only have a burn time of up to 150 hrs in comparison. Michaels has AshlandⓇ Candles in a jar that also burn 100+ hrs for a fraction of the price.

6. I am usually not someone who plays games on their iPhone, but J and I fell into a bit of a rabbit hole a couple of days ago, when I encouraged him to find a game for him to enjoy and he suggested that we find an old-fashioned  ‘Tetris’ app, Classic Tetris Brick Game. I used to play this on the computer waaaay back in the day. We’ve gotten into a bit of a competition to try and beat each others records and it’s been fun. (In case you’re wondering: so far, J wins.)

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October Favorites

October 30, 2017 filed under: monthly favorites

1. Someone recommended the St.Ives Timeless Moisturizer for sensitive skin somewhere and I bought it on Amazon, because I was running out and needed a new one anyway. I love the texture and smell of this and it has really good reviews.

2. I really love working with Patons Grace Mercerized Cotton yarn, especially for my crochet items for my Etsy shop. Check out my new fall mini garlands where I used this cool rusty-orange color.

3. I never thought I’d say this, but I – the die-hard thin crust pizza lover – fell in love with Deep Dish Pizza. We gave it a try a few weeks ago when my cousin was here and I had to admit: it’s pretty tasty! It doesn’t really feel like pizza to me (more like an “open” pot pie), but does it have to? All that matters is that it tastes good and that it definitely does! J and I have had it twice since, he even requested it for his birthday dinner last week.

4. I am not much of a lipstick kind of girl, but this Revlon balm stain (color: honey) is a nice little touch of color and hydration for my lips without feeling like a full-on lipstick. I think I got it in one of my Target boxes a while back. 

5. My favorite candy to munch on? Licorice. I’ll take that over any gummy bears or chocolate. I found some salt licorice at Dean and DeLuca’s in Napa Valley a few week ago and then stocked up on Gustaf’s Dutch Licorice when I went to World Market. It’s just a nice piece to pop into your mouth to suck on. Beats gobbling up a whole bag of cheetos (which, I admit, is sometimes necessary, too. Ha!).

6. This is Life with Lisa Ling is back on CNN with its 4th season. I’ve mentioned this show on here before and I am still as excited about new episodes as ever. She touches on such interesting (and controversial) topics and it’s more interesting than ever during these weird current times.

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September Favorites

September 29, 2017 filed under: monthly favorites

1. Well, it probably won’t come as a surprise that one of my favorite things this month were the National Parks. I visited Zion, Bryce, Arches, Canyonlands and Yosemite in the last couple of weeks and I also saw a couple of State Parks and other natural beauties (including Lower Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend (my favorite!), Monument Valley, and the Goosenecks). Exploring the beautiful landscape of the U.S. Southwest must be one of my all-time favorite things.

2. I’ve recently bought Schmidt’s Natural Deodorant (Bergamont & Lime) and it’s the best natural deodorant that I’ve tried, hands down.

On a sidenote: I almost ordered this from Grove.Co* (and you guys know, I am a big fan of Grove because they have great products, great prices, and great customer service), but sometimes you still have to compare. They’re selling this deodorant stick for $8.99 (discounted from list price $12.00), which sounds like a solid deal, right? But it’s misleading, because you can get it for $8.99 on Schmidt’s company website. However, I snatched the stick at Target for $4.99, which is almost 50% off. I MEAN. How is this kind of price difference for the same product even legal?

3. I mentioned in one of my previous posts that I won a giveaway for some Momentum Jewelry goodies and one of the pieces was this “runner girl” necklace. I love it.

4. I don’t want to go into the nightmare that it is for someone like me to find a good fitting bra or bikini top (small band-size, larger cup), but let’s just say, I try to avoid shopping for bras and bikini tops until I don’t have any other option. Why is it so, so hard to find some decently shaped and sized tops for all sizes of women?  Anyway, since the last bikini I bought must be – oh, probably around 10 years old now and it’s not in that great of a shape anymore, I ordered this bikini top on a whim on Amazon (because it looked like it might work… and you guys. IT WORKS.

Is it the greatest, best-fitting bikini top ever? Nope, but for about $20, I’ll take it. The trick is that the band-size is completely adjustable with the way the back-tieing works and that’s just what works for me. PLUS, this is not a halter top (which are always uncomfortable) and the cups are only lightly padded (no push-ups!).

5. My cousin brought a little care package from Germany from my Mom and she included some of my favorite chocolate, Ritter Sport Yogurt. It’s so creamy and delicious. I am usually more of a salty-snack-kinda-girl, but I make an exception for this chocolate.

6. My cousin got me into Arizona Iced Tea on our road trip. Granted, I am already a big fan of iced tea, so he didn’t have much convincing to do. They also have an Arnold Palmer variety, which I love.


*The post does contain affiliate links. If you decide to join and try out Grove Collaborative via this post, you will receive $10 towards your first order and I will receive a $10 credit on my account.

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