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It feels like I've lived nine lives since I last posted here. No, I am not a cat. :) Nor have I had any real near-death experiences (though I have no doubt that if this had been the case, I'd have some pretty juicy stories
Read MoreIt feels like I've lived nine lives since I last posted here. No, I am not a cat. :) Nor have I had any real near-death experiences (though I have no doubt that if this had been the case, I'd have some pretty juicy stories
Read MoreGuys, do you think that in about 10 years, we'll all regard avocado in the way we do 1980's/90's trends like Canadian-bacon-and-pineapple pizza, bagel bites, or sun-dried tomato pesto paninis? Deep thoughts to ponder this Sunday morning.
Read MoreSome of you here have been longtime readers of my books and my work for Glamour (hi everyone! And, good heavens, I just saw that when you search my name on the site, I've written something like 4,600 articles and blog posts over the years.
Read MoreNow that it's finally summer in Seattle (sort of), and we've had our first 80-degree day, my husband and I have been spending as much time in the backyard as possible. We recently purchased this umbrella for the deck and I decked it out with
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Have you seen these funny sushi pillows? They’re made of cotton, but they’re making me hungry!
So there I was today, out having sushi with my boys–who I should add, were very polite lunch dates–and as we enjoyed our little conveyor belt sushi lunch, I couldn’t help but overhear the wild spat between a woman and a man at the table next to ours, which went like this …

(Side note: That is not my child, but isn’t he adorable?!) One of the great joys of motherhood, I’ve decided, is being able to dress your kids up in (funny) costumes. This year, Russell, who is 9 months, will be a monkey. Carson, the 2 and a half year old, is going to be a bumble bee (he picked out this adorable costume himself!) But, if I’d known about the adorable (and affordable!) costumes over at the Etsy shop, DIY Costumes, which I read about over at Green & Gorgeous, I would have had two little lions this year. Here’s how it works: You buy little kits ($15–cheap!) to transform a sweater or hoodie into an imaginative costume.
Hi guys. I'm in the thick of things here. So after I got the boys to bed, I paused tonight, with peppermint tea, and plunked down $20 to buy these cute little envelope labels that I saw in Real Simple this month. Aren't they fun?
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