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There are a lot of things I should do. I feel my life is full of “shoulds.” I should eat better, workout more, read more (I really should, though!), learn a language, travel, save more money, stretch more, relax…well you … Continue reading →

I have been warned not to wear my wedding and engagement ring for very long into this pregnancy. I guess every ten pounds you gain is equal to one entire ring size, so as you gain the 25-35 pounds you … Continue reading →

I have seen the commercial for “Fright Night,” the Collin Farrell vampire movie, twice now, and I really want to see it. I have a feeling it’s probably really bad, and yet for some reason I want to see it. Why? I … Continue reading →

Too.many.decisions. I can’t make a single one any more. I don’t even know what I want to eat because I just can’t make any more decisions! The easy things, like nursery furniture and what we need for the baby, to … Continue reading →

While I was enjoying my girl time, J was on a mountain bike trip with my dad, his dad, and a couple of friends in Brian’s Head, Utah. He sent me these two great pictures. This second one is just … Continue reading →

On Friday night I met up with my mom and some favorite girls for a blissful girls’ night out. I left straight from work and decided to take the scenic route, from my office to Newport Coast drive to PCH. … Continue reading →

“To be happy, we must not be too concerned with others.” ― Albert Camus

Buttermilk-marinated grilled chicken Green salad with green beans, peas, and a fresh herb vinaigrette

It is our failure to become our perceived ideal that ultimately defines us and makes us unique. It’s not easy, but if you accept your misfortune and handle it right, your perceived failure cam become a catalyst for profound re-invention.-Conan O’Brien

In December 2008 I experienced one of the most profound things a human being can experience. The transition of life from this world to the next. I didn’t know, going to my grandparents’ house that day that I would. I … Continue reading →