We seem to be on the one-out-of-two track, where one one day of our weekend is glorious (good attitudes, good food, and adventure) and the other day is not so much. (Lackluster attitudes, tired parents and kids, not enough adventure.) I think it depends on how much planning we put into our day and …
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Is it just me, or is the perfect lasagna recipe hard to come by? I've tried a bunch, and this one is it. My husband (the insane person that he is) doesn't really like lasagna, but he LOVES this one. He says it's the only one he'll eat. I hope you like it as much as we do! Ina Garten's Turkey …
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I only gave it up last year. My darling little flip phone. I was so proud of how long I hung onto it. How capable I was of waiting in a line somewhere without pulling out a device. I put it off because I knew I'd fall hard for the iPhone. And we all know once you make the jump, there's no going …
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I don't know a woman out there who feels like she has it all together at home. And because I don't either, this makes it blessedly easy for me to lean in with empathy. You're down because it feels like your kids fight all the time? Mine do it too! You feel like everyone's house is cleaner than …
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Popping in to share what I've been into lately! Reading I've finished The Rosie Project, Eleanor & Park, and Looking for Alaska. I enjoyed them all, but I wish youth lit, in particular, didn't have so much sexual overtone. What is up with that?? I also read Notes from a Blue Bike: The Art …
Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 4:55 p.m., the alarm on my phone goes off (playing Frozen's "Let It Go," because of course), and I gather three grinning kiddos in for a family hug. It's a time of day when we can all benefit from a quick reset—a reminder of how lucky we are to have each …
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