I like these things. This post is extra good because this Friday is extra good. Have a good day! This quote from here resonated with me: "When's a time in your life when you felt really beautiful? 'I think when Peter and I first started dating, I was confident overall but still insecure in some … Continue reading Friday Things
Month: January 2015
It’s Official
I will soon be a hokie again... I got into grad school!! I can hardly believe those words are a reality in life right now. So many dreams coming true! 🙂 Praise be to God!
Tela Wants Canned Food
I walk into kitchen. Tela hesitates, then scampers in after me. I open to fridge and get out meat, vegetables. Tela rubs her face against the refrigerator door, then tries to jump inside. I pull her out of the fridge, and turn the skillet on and open up the package of hamburger meat. Tela meows, … Continue reading Tela Wants Canned Food
Saturday Thoughts
Actually written on a Friday night... 1. Guys, I bought a snowboard. I know, I'm like, the coolest person you know now, right? Sorry to all of your other friends. I already sticker'ed it up real good. Now I just need some boots, and some more money so I can hit the slopes sometime soon. … Continue reading Saturday Thoughts
Friday Things
I like these things Penguin Awareness Day - my favorite is the crested! I've seen little blue penguins in their natural habitat in Melbourne! They were so adorable. Pinterest's new "Picked for You" deal. I usually don't like targeted ads (who does?) but these are so on point!! I love all of the ones they … Continue reading Friday Things
New Zealand: Part I
So, a couple years ago I went to New Zealand. And I didn't have a blog then. So you've never seen pictures. And I really want to show them to you. Because they're awesome. Really really awesome. So awesome. I loved New Zealand more than any place I've ever been, except maybe Aruba. I was … Continue reading New Zealand: Part I
Books I Read in 2014
Books about Food: Wheat Belly Tedious because it's very scientific, but it was informative and helpful. I learned that there is a broader category of non-celiac gluten intolerance that can evidence itself in a variety of ways, though it isn't recognized yet by most general physicians. I Quit Sugar A really fun cookbook/challenge to eliminate … Continue reading Books I Read in 2014
TRIBE: Part II
If you read part one about the start to this weekend's youth retreat, you'll know how I was feeling going into this thing - tired, uninterested, and a general bad attitude. My boss the day we left leaned over to me and told me that I was probably experiencing spiritual warfare because God was going … Continue reading TRIBE: Part II
TRIBE: Part I
Our church's youth retreat, TRIBE, was this Friday thru Sunday. By the time Thursday rolled around and I started thinking about going, I summoned up all the energy within me and was left with zero interest in going. I thought about calling in sick and staying home to get some actual rest after the other … Continue reading TRIBE: Part I
French Roots
This is an amazing cookbook slash coffee table book slash memoir. The book itself is physically sturdy, presentable, and beautiful. It will last a long time displayed on your coffee table. This is not just a cookbook; the authors share their thoughts and tips and background on why they cook like they do, and how … Continue reading French Roots
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