Baby Led Weaning, part ii
Fascinating. It’s probably (almost certainly) because she’s my child, but I tell you…I could watch this girl eat all day long. She has learned how to eat so efficiently in ...
Archive for November, 2011
Breakfast Cookies
Anytime the worlds of desserts and breakfasts collide, I’m happy. Like, really happy. It’s a rare day when I eat something savory for breakfast. Eggs happen only a couple of ...
Roasted Vegetables and Lentils
I feel the same way about roasted vegetables that a lot of bloggers feel about oatmeal. I eat them every.single.day. I never ever get sick of them. There are endless ...
Dry Soda Review
I was a little hesitant when Dry Soda sent me an email offering to send me some products to review. I told them…I’ll try it, but (aside from the occasional ...
Lessons from hosting my first Thanksgiving.
1. A 10lb bag of potatoes makes way too many mashed potatoes for eleven people. (Meeker keeps telling me there is no such thing) 2. A turkey cooked with ...
Thanksgiving
So thankful… For my family. For my ability to run before I chowed down today. For coffee with whip cream in it. For the retro apron my Nonnie made in ...
Butterscotch Toffee Saltines
This is the easiest recipe. I made them for a church thing last week – and people were practically on their knees begging for the recipe. But I have a ...
Lessons from Behind a Jogging Stroller
1. You’re going to run slower. Get over it. Think of it as running + resistance training. 2. Running with one hand pushing the stroller is easier than running ...
Wild Rice Chicken Salad
Oookaaay. That candy cake last week got the best of me. It kept calling my name, and calling my name until it was all gone. And I was left with ...
Coconut Flour Waffles
Adrienne and I went to the track this morning and ran 800s. It was twenty degrees outside. All I could think about was coming home, eating waffles, and drinking coffee ...
