All the pregnancy books that I read - literally all of them - advised spending the weeks prior to giving birth squirreling away precooked meals in the freezer so that you'd have food ready for scavenging in the busy month to come.
Remember that feeling-gross-foods-and-guessing-what-body-part-they-represent game you played when you were a kid?
Still fun.
Over on Celebrations, I laid out the how-to.
Above, a preview of a post going up later this week featuring three different looks, a brand-new RG sponsor that I'm so excited to introduce you to, and a bit of wardrobe rediscovery on my part. For the post, I also decided to get in a little fancy holiday-hair practice by styling my hair in flat-iron curls, using tips I picked up at John Sahag Workshop last January.
In case you missed the instructional video the first time around, here it is:
But inside, where it was warm and cozy, we had our own little Halloween party.
Pumpkin hats were involved.
The most adorable delivery ever, from eCreamery.
!!!!!
You know how they say you can love someone so much it hurts? You can, and I do. I love him so much it hurts my heart.
I haven't gotten my hands on a copy (yet), so I can't speak for it personally...
but if the cookbook is anything like the website, it's definitely worth checking out. So fun!
(Thanks to Liz for the heads-up.)
Yes, this is the kind of thing I'm lusting over these days.
My Canadian family gave me a cream-colored version of the swaddle bag pictured above on my last visit...and it is glorious. Glorious. Soft, and cozy, and a total miracle-worker.
One problem: I can't find it anywhere except for on eBay, in a pink size 0-3 mos. I've found lots of thinner cotton versions online, but I love how plush and snuggly this one is. So my question for you: know where I can find something like this State-side, with more color and size variety?
...Anyone? Anyone?
Obviously I was more than a little nervous about how Lucy and Virgil would react to the new addition - yeah, they're sweet and miniature, but they're still dogs, and dogs can be unpredictable.
