This hearty and healthy bowl is my take on one of my favorite takeout grain bowls. It’s full of protein, grains, and vegetables. I make a big batch and eat it all week! Like most people, this past year my...
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There’s a question that always finds its way onto motherhood forums and blogs: What transition is the hardest – 0-1 kid, 1-2 kids, 2-3 kids, or more? It’s followed by a wide range of experiences and opinions with no clear...
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One of the best parts of summer is firing up the grill and leaving the oven off. Cooking a vegetable in a foil packet means absolutely no clean up too! Plus grilling these potatoes gives the bottom layer a delicious...
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This week five years ago my husband and I were snorkeling along the reef and sipping cocktails in Turks and Caicos on our honeymoon. It was fun to daydream about future plans, goals, and the general excitement of life ahead...
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This recipe has been a family favorite for 3 generations. We could always smell that it was ‘runza night’ in my house growing up by the aroma of sauerkraut and homemade bread. It has been so fun to watch my...
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We’ve been making changes in our house the past couple of months to prepare for baby #3. Of course, my husband would say it’s just my nesting instincts kicking in, which is true. In one afternoon I hung six pictures,...
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A beautiful vegetarian dish that comes together in one skillet for a hassle-free weeknight meal. Pair it with a bright green salad, and your plate has never looked so happy. Vegetarian dishes are a great addition to your weekly meal...
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The most comforting feeling is walking through your front door after being gone for a while. We left our little bubble for the first time in over a year. It was only for 48 hours, and we only went an...
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If Spring were a dessert, it would be these bars. Fruity, crunchy, and simple, they will grace your dessert table at the next gathering. I love that the mixing is minimal. The hardest part it the waiting for them to...
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Yesterday, March 11th, marked the anniversary of Covid-19 becoming a pandemic. It also marked another important anniversary in my personal life – a year of my husband working from home. His office closed on that intrepid Wednesday, unbeknownst to us...
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