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This airport is making me seasick

I’m sitting at LAX, waiting for our flight home after seven days at sea.  My body still thinks I’m on a boat, everything is rocking. We had a great time snorkeling, reading, eating, playing games, eating, napping, eating… I was worried about the gluten-free food on board and how safe I would be, but it turns out Princess knows what they’re doing.  In fact, I felt better this week than…

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Off we go…

Our bags are packed (thank you all for your suggestions, yes I now I’m a nerd), Grandma and Grandpa are holding down the fort at home (the kids didn’t seem too sad about us leaving…I suspect promises of popsicles may be involved), and we are ready to head out! While I’m gone, you might want to check out some of my favorite archives including Hobbs cooling off in a bird…

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Who has last minute tips for cruising?

Tomorrow we set sail on a cruise to Mexico in remembrance of my late father-in-law.  I’m looking forward to time with family, a week unplugged, and hopefully an opportunity to rest and recharge. Thankfully I’ve been able to pre-order my gluten-free meals, and I have plenty of snacks ready to go… Now I am staring into my closet realizing that I have no idea how to pack for a cruise.…

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40 Easy Recipes Under 400 Calories

Yesterday my friend Amy asked how we had all fared health-wise over the holiday break.  I went on and on about how lucky we were that none of us had been sick. I’m sure you can guess what happened this morning. Me and my big mouth. Anyways, while we’re quarantined, I wanted to share this fun news with you. Shape.com featured one of my new recipes in their article “40…

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What is Your One Word for 2013?

This year, I’ve decided to participate in One Word 365. Forget New Year’s Resolutions. Scrap that long list of goals you won’t remember three weeks from now anyway. Choose just one word. One word that sums up who you want to be or how you want to live. One word that you can focus on every day, all year long. It will take intentionality and commitment, but if you let it, your word will…

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Cooking, Leaping, Struggling and Thanking: A look back at 2012

On the last day of the year, I’m tempted to race forward, set new goals, think about all the things I want do to next year…LET’S GET STARTED! But before rushing ahead to the new year, I think it’s important to take time to pause and reflect on the good, bad, and amazing things that happened in 2012.  So here they are, month-by-month, the highlights of 2012. In January, I…

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Wednesday Wanderings – Interesting reads from around the blogosphere

The Inconvenient Truth about Mental Health and Gun Control | Rage Against the Minivan I’m not going to pretend like these measures will solve all of our problems. We will always have madmen living in the general population. However, we can make it more difficult for them to obtain guns. And while it may not keep guns out of the hands of all criminals, it might keep them out of…

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