...and grew to be so much more! Helping you create a home that serves you, routines and recipes that you enjoy, and perspective for the here and now is my passion. Life can feel heavy, but there's so much good to be found. I hope to bring some laughter and joy into what can be the monotonous task of feeding your family as well as levity to the often weighty topic of motherhood.

This recipe was inspired from the Tate’s Dulce De Leche Icebox cake I made early in the summer. You can get that recipe here. When I saw the Tate’s Pumpkin Spice Cookies I knew I had to create a fall rendition. When I first made this I figured I would put pumpkin in the name […]

You’re gonna want to save this idea 😉✨ There is something so fancy about an individualized dessert. But who has the storage for 10+ tiny ramekins?! Not me. Enter The Chinet 9oz. cups. These are perfect for making individual portions of the dessert of your choosing. I also love how they are clear to show any […]

Not to brag, but this recipe is BANGING. This really might be one of my best recipes of the year and requires MINIMAL chopping!!! I purposefully used as many shortcuts as possible to make this easy for a weeknight meal. For instance, shredded carrots from the bag as opposed to chopping your own, jarred garlic […]

I no longer fear flying. No jitters at takeoff. No deep anxiety or pit in my stomach. Dare I say I have come to the point I actually enjoy it. This was not always the case. In my book I share how I used to be absolutely terrified of air travel, so much so that […]

Something really special we did when we took John Robert to Yosemite was watch the climbers scale El Capitan. This was especially meaningful for me, because Alex Honnold’s Free Solo climb was the metaphor I used in the opening chapter of my book. Here’s a small excerpt: As we watched, I was struck by the […]

We headed to Maine to escape the heat for a bit, and when we pulled up after 9pm to our Airbnb, there were people in it. I idiotically looked at Nate and said, “That is so strange that the owners would leave a car in the driveway.” 🫠 The owners did not in fact leave […]
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