My reading was all over the place in September. I actually picked up a total of 4 books, but only finished one, so the review for the others has to wait. Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man by Mary Trump (★★★★☆) I...
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The other day, when I talked about my quarantine baking, I asked if you were interested in the recipe for these quick almond butter oat cookies, so here it is! They require only four ingredients (that I usually have at home at all times) and I’ve used coconut sugar. I...
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LOVING | my new spin bike. I’ve had it for almost three weeks and have been on it almost every day (I only skipped a couple of days when I opted for outdoor runs). This will be great to have during the fall and winter months, I already know it!...
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{via @politico} If you thought things can’t get any worse, you can count on 2020 to throw another wrench into the works. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman in history to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, died in Washington, from complications from cancer, at the age 87. When I...
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It’s been six months to the day since we were told to go into full-time telework status. We were given two days to figure out the logistics, grab all our necessary stuff from the office, and make sure that we had a functioning workspace set up at home. Not a...
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I could just browse the Internet for hours on end, so many good things to read. Don’t you agree? Here are this month’s pickings. Around the Interwebs Climate change will force a new American migration, and we will see it in our life time. Scary. Campsites around SF. Maybe we’ll...
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If you follow me on Instagram, you know that I’ve become a quarantine cliché when I started baking bread with sourdough starter back in April. I’ve kept a weekly baking schedule since then, which is my longest bread baking streak yet, and I am not planning to stop anytime soon....
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This week, I am linking up with Kookyrunner and Zenaida for Tuesday Topics and we’re talking about how we stay motivated to run? I am usually a pretty motivated person in general, so finding motivation to do things (be it exercise or other hobbies) often comes pretty natural to me....
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