This is what the past week looked like.
Still thriving on avocado and cottage cheese toast.
My podcast of the week is Good Hang.
Amy is a great interviewer and it's just a feel good show.
I reconnected with a friend and it felt like picking up a conversation we paused.
I picked these up because my nose gets so dry in the winter.
I’m still not sure how well they’re working, but I love taking a quick sniff—once in the morning to kick off the day and again after work to ease into the evening.
It was such a lovely Thanksgiving with the family that the only thing I managed to take a picture of was... the artichoke and spinach dip.
Date night with my partini.
Having a steak moment.
Never one to turn down a wine tasting.
This book was sweet and fun, but I could have used more closure.
Fave quotes:
"It's almost painful sometimes to think about all the different lives she could be leading, to know that every choice she's made has meant the loss of so many other possibilities. Every day, more doors close. Without even trying, simply by moving forward, you end up doubling down on the life you've chosen."
"Maybe the point isn't always to make things last, but to just make them count."
Pop of pink.
10/10 recommend this Aldi find.
I adored the Wicked special on Peacock and may or may not have watched it twice.
G's famous beef strog with cauliflower rice was just as delicious.
Hiked at a park nearby and wondered why we don't do this more often.
Snake spotting. ;)
These homemade tortilla chips are next level and I'm going to need them in my life again soon.
Oh, hello winter.
Egg-cellent.
Picture perfect.
My neighbors are funny.
This sparking water cider just hits while soaking in the hot tub.
We made our own pizza with pesto, mozzarella, tomatoes, artichokes and olives.
Incredible!
Snuggle bug.
This show was dark and disturbing, but we couldn't stop watching.
"Wisdom comes from embracing change."
Cute!
Deep truths.
Feeling thankful for all the comforts and joys in my life: a good cup of coffee, cozy candles, my amazing family and friends, a job I love, my sweet dog, and my wonderful husband.
This reminded me of Eddie Murphy sharing in his doc that he's not a rowboat, he's a sailboat.
You can't force what's not for you or push and pull and pretend you have control.
You must trust timing and go with the flow.
I'm trying.
Still thinking about this.
Mind blown.
It's funny because it's true.
So versatile!
Hahaha!
Important question.
Lol.
For more life lately:
