I love cooking with fresh herbs, but they can be so expensive at the grocery store and even the local farmer’s market. Plus isn’t it a pain when you just need a few leaves of sage, but have to buy the whole package? I’ve tried to keep indoor herb gardens in the past with no luck– even though I appreciate gardening, I have a black … Continue reading call for a good thyme
Easter is the hot mess of all the holidays, with bunnies carrying eggs, a menu of ham and chocolate and the constantly changing date (seriously…can it just be in April all the time?!?) If you aren’t Catholic, or don’t have kids, chances are Easter is just another Sunday. But for ME, the Holiday Queen, Easter is the perfect opportunity to hard boil a few dozen eggs … Continue reading hip hop
Yes, I am one of those freaks that celebrates her dogs’ birthdays, and IDGAF. I recently read an article on 5 ways to spoil your dog and was proud to say I am guilty of all of them. Our pets give us so much unconditional love that the least we can do is spoil them a little bit (or a lot) once in a while! … Continue reading every dog has his day
Well, I’ve made it to adulthood- I have a blog and a serious relationship. (Side note: when Craig read this, he said “wait, we’re in a serious relationship?!?” Yep, we sure are!). We’ve had some great times discovering new places in our two years of travel, and I wanted to commemorate that in my anniversary present. Last year I made a scrapbook of all our … Continue reading wanderlust
I hate breakfast. No, that’s inaccurate, let me rephrase: I hate breakfast at 6 a.m. when I’m running out the door to work. I LoOoOoOoVe breakfast at 1 p.m. on a Sunday with a good Bloody Mary bar. I am not a morning person at all, yet have chosen a profession where I will have to be up early every weekday for the rest of my life. With … Continue reading breezy breakfast bites
Happy St. Patrick’s Day 🍀🍀🍀!!! If you know anything about me, you know that I freakin love holidays. I particularly enjoy making themed foods, but so many of the ones for celebrations consist of cakes and candy. I’d never say no to a good crème de menthe cupcake, but lately I’ve been on a kick of finding healthy alternatives to my usual menu of junk food. My Pinterest board … Continue reading go green
Recently I have become consumed by lost pets. Being an animal lover from birth (my mom used to call our dogs “my brothers”), my heart breaks for owners whose dogs have escaped and are wandering on their own. I get anxiety thinking about my sweet little Reggie and Max, who have been spoiled to death since the day they were brought home, out in the cold, … Continue reading lost and found
When Netflix revealed they would be releasing the entire series of Friends for instant viewing, I was less than impressed. After all, I was a teenage girl from 1999-2004, I’ve obviously seen every episode, multiple times. But nothing can prepare you for watching it in all of its chronological glory, with NO commercials, just that 20 seconds of black screen in between episodes when Netflix forces you to think about … Continue reading friends forever
Some people can go to a music festival with nothing more than the shirt on their back and a dream in their head. For me, however, the term “festival” induces nightmares of not showering, sleeping on the ground and massive, sweaty crowds in which I get trampled, and die without ever meeting Kim Kardashian. Can you tell I’m kind of an “indoor girl”? At the persuasion … Continue reading how i deal with firefly fomo
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