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Four Pairs of Jeans I’m Loving for Fall

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I shared on Instagram my favorite pairs of jeans heading into fall… not to get ahead of myself but the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale has got me thinking about jeans and cooler temps! Pair 1: Levi’s Ribcage Ripped Ankle Jeans I love the fit and look of these. They are more casual with the ripped detailing and the cropped length make them great for the transition into fall. True to size. Pair 2: Universal Thread Vintage Straight Jeans I’ve had these … Read More

Nordstrom Sale Purchases

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I don’t tend to go “all out” for Nordstrom’s N Sale, but every year I pick a piece or two that’s a bit higher quality/higher price point to invest in at a great price heading into the fall. I love the N Sale for that reason! This year I picked the items listed below, heavy on the jeans (because I need some for fall that fit well post baby) and a couple sweaters along with a pair of shoes that … Read More

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My Clean Skincare Routine

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Years ago, I had a goal of developing a “big girl skincare routine.” It seemed silly to me when I said it out loud, but I longed to feel better in my skin and enjoy the products I was using. As I went through a series of miscarriages, I also became increasingly interested in making sure my skincare was clean and free of toxins, hormone disrupting ingredients and more. Over the years of partnering with Beautycounter, I’ve come to love … Read More

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Easy Idea :: Kiddie Happy Hour Platter

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We’ve gotten into a bit of a summer rhythm of doing “kiddie happy hours” with snack plates pretty enough for adults but made for little eaters to enjoy. I’ve found that if I can get ahead of the hangry meltdowns things tend to go much better, but if I don’t plan ahead, my kids eat junk and fill up on foods that aren’t so healthy. My solution? Kiddie Happy Hour! Lately I’ve been lining a large baking sheet with parchment … Read More

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High and Low :: Shirt and Jean Shorts

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I’ve shared on social that I’ve been looking at ways to make more sustainable choices in my wardrobe. While I know that might mean more upfront investment in pieces designed to last and of higher quality. as I was taking inventory of my favorite pieces in my wardrobe today, they are the items that I’ve invested in and cared for well over time. This button-up I purchased recently from Emerson Fry is definitely one of those investments, but as someone … Read More

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Fourth Trimester Favorites

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We are working our way through the “fourth trimester” as it’s sometimes called – that first 12 weeks after baby is born – and while it’s top of mind, I wanted to share some of my most loved products while they are top of mind One thing I’ve noticed this time around is that what’s considered “necessary” the fourth time is MUCH different than what is considered necessary the first two or even three times. I’ve gotten SO basic with … Read More

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Best Easy BLTs

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One of my absolute favorite meals in the summertime is a BLT sandwich. I mean is there anything better? Crazily enough, it wasn’t until Joe and I got married that I ate my first BLT. Can you believe it? We always say that Truett’s birthday (early August) is the best time for BLTs because everything is at it’s peak of garden freshness, but let’s be honest – we eat BLTs on the regular around here in the summer. This basic … Read More

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Postpartum Favorites // Clothing Edition

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Dressing for the postpartum body is a puzzle – not one that I’m sure I always have figured out – but something that I’m working on figuring out this summer because finding clothing that makes you feel good about your postpartum body, is easy to nurse in, and good for mom life is no small feat! Here are a few of the favorite pieces I’ve been wearing over the last month and as we transition into summertime! TARGETAll in Motion … Read More

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Hollace Maxwell :: A Birth Story

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It’s been nearly four weeks since Hollace Maxwell entered the world and I’m finally getting around to sharing his birth story. I shared some of the high points on social media shortly after he was born, but I wanted to have it all down in more detail here – both for my own purposes (I print these and put them in my kiddos baby books) and for you all – because I know many of you love a good birth … Read More

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Harvest Blend Freezer Burritos

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Let me preface this recipe by saying that Joe doesn’t think this is a “legit” breakfast burrito because it doesn’t have egg included, but for someone like myself I’m more than happy to bypass the eggs and fill this burrito with things like meat and roasted veggies. Of course the options are endless when it comes to what you could put inside. Think of this as a starting point for your breakfast burrito experiments – but the sky’s the limit … Read More

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Crispy Pita Pizzas

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One of the things I think I’m best at in the kitchen is finding ways to satisfy my craving for something less healthy for a delicious, healthier alternative. Does that mean I don’t eat pizza on the regular? Absolutely not! I eat pizza on the regular. But for someone who could eat pizza daily, I find it’s sometimes helpful to have a swap like this in the back pocket. In fact, I think I may prefer this version most days! … Read More

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Slow Cooker Spaghetti and Meatballs (e-book preview)

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I’ve been embarrassed to admit that it’s taken me SO MUCH LONGER than I had hope to put together my Easy Weeknight Meals e-book. It’s not that the task at hand was all that challenging – I’ve developed hundreds upon hundreds of recipes over the year for the blog and in my former line of work as a recipe developer and food editor. But when I set out to put together this e-book last summer, it seemed that every time … Read More