Taking life one cup at a time…
I originally published this article on the Equanimity Magazine blog. Having a sense of gratitude is important. You don’t need a special holiday, like Thanksgiving, to feel gratitude for the good things in your life. Instead, you can cultivate that emotion all year long by starting a gratitude journal. Choose your journal The first step …
By: Sara Skirboll, Shopping and Trends Expert at RetailMeNot 7-Eleven To celebrate the holiday on March 14, participating 7-Eleven stores are serving up large pizzas for $3.14 each. Available in cheese, pepperoni and extreme meat varieties, this savory Pi Day deal will be available in stores through 7Rewards in the 7-Eleven app or can be …
It’s cold here – really cold – and I may or may not be wearing my fleece-lined running tights while under a blanket writing this post. But this sunset is gorgeous, and I just had to share it. It’s supposed to be even colder tomorrow and Monday…stay warm friends.
Valentine’s Day 2012 – the first Valentine’s Day Wining Husband and I celebrated together. We’re rounding the corner on being married for 9 years in May, together for 10 years in August.
With Superbowl Sunday just around the corner, I thought I’d run this guest piece by Sara Skirboll, Shopping and Trends Expert at RetailMeNot. Many of these offers are available with contactless delivery or curbside pickups so you can continue to follow COVID-19 safety protocols while enjoying the big game with your pandemic bubble. Amazon: Get …
More than halfway there until our new Baby Girl is born to make 5 kids. Five!
Life certainly has thrown a lot of crap in people’s ways this year! I know it has our lives. We started 2020 out with a lot of wild expenses – the 22-year-old had several hospital visits – first for a fall on ice, then for severe illness in January. Then our family had COVID-19. And, …
By Angie Ransome-Jones (National Best-selling Author & Ghostwriter) My “Covid clock,” as I now refer to it as, started on March 12 (2020). That was the day that life as I knew it – full of friends, fun and overpriced cocktails – all came to a screeching halt! I was a guest-host at a local …
What have you been up to this weekend? I managed to wear myself out a good bit – which is why this post is “Sunday Supper” instead of “Sunday Brunch.” For us, as usual, it hasn’t been a whole lot – though we did do the very first thing we’ve done since March 2020 that …
By: Sara Skirboll, Shopping and Trends Expert at The Real Deal Blog Have a Virtual Dinner with Family and Friends Traveling to visit family this year will be difficult, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still celebrate together! Share recipes ahead of time and host a virtual dinner over Zoom, Skype or Facebook Portal, so …
