Our neighbors had their first baby last week and I decided to bring them a meal as a welcome treat. The country is so divided and depressing, I wanted to make an effort to put some unity vibes in the universe. I hope that maybe if we all make efforts in small ways we can … More An Easy Meal For A New Mom
Danny got a trial of HBO Go to watch Westworld which is convenient timing because I want to watch both Jane in 5 Acts and Queen of the World special – I just have to find the time. I am living in these jammies these days. Super comfortable and cute. Stephen Colbert shows off his … More Fast Four
We had a glorious four days away from home and a long weekend in Naples. It was Lucas’ first plane ride and our first plane ride in a decade. We flew Spirit and I have no complaints. I have no complaints period it was relaxing and I learned some important lessons. We need to travel. … More Travel Lessons In Naples, FL
We had a great summer but I’ll admit I’m ready for a change in season. Our days at the pool, eating popsicles on the porch and twilight walks were wonderful but our a/c could use a break and I miss sweaters (I won’t miss boots and winter jackets though). Now that Lucas is older, I … More September Checklist
We’re plugging along on Lucas’ 1000 (different) books before kindergarten challenge. He went through a long phase where he only wanted to read the same books so we were at a standstill until this summer. Now we’re at nearly 300 and we’ve read some good ones. I’ve shared our entire reading list before (here and … More 40 Of Our Favorite Children’s Books
I’m ending my break from blogging. When I decided to stop, the events of the world left me feeling frivolous with my extra-curricular activity but since I stopped I discovered something – blogging can feel superficial but it really does help me to be a better person. Recording my actions and activities motivates me to … More Fast Four
I live in a Rogue Nation, one that is torturing children, alienating its allies, joining the shallow ranks of Iran, North Korea and Eritrea by withdrawing from the United Nation’s Human Rights Council and so many more unbelievable atrocities. It’s surreal. My everyday life is honestly fine. I feel safe and I’m with the ones … More Life in America
We’re trying to eat healthier around here but like oh so many things it’s hard! Neither of us know anything about gardening or produce so the basic step of picking the right tomato at Kroger can be a challenge. The stress of what meals to make, how to pick the right vegetable and the cost … More Hungry Harvest
From tv dinners every day to genuine food snob, my evolution to foodie has been well documented on the blog. Detroit is DEFINITELY a Foodie City, there are so many places to eat and so many more options coming it is impossible to keep up. I do try so here are my recommendations for what … More Best Places to Eat in Detroit
You know what they say about the best laid plans… We didn’t make it to the Historical Museum today. Once again Lucas fell asleep in the car on our way to the museum. Danny and I ended up having a car picnic with food from Stache (the best restaurant anywhere) and he remained asleep until … More Mama-Lucas Day: Donuts @ Palmer Park
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