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WTHHYBL?
About a year and a half ago, I fell and sprained my ankle. It was worse than any sprain I had previously experienced – initially I thought I completely broke my ankle – and I ended up on crutches. And as time went on, my ankle seemed to be getting worse rather than better. We…
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(In Your Own) Home for the Holidays
I still remember the first major holiday when I didn’t go “home.” Back then, home still felt like where I had come from rather than where I rested my head every night. My husband was deployed, I was working, and there was not enough time to travel “home.” My brother, who lived about 4 hours…
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Hotel Life: 65 Nights at the Navy Lodge
After more than three months of living in hotels, I am excited to share that we have moved into a house again! I feel like I have been “moving” for a short eternity now, and I am so ready to be done with this move in particular. I plan to give you a full tour…
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The Salads of Summer 2019
My food goal for our summer road trip was to eat a salad for lunch or dinner every day. I wanted to do this mostly because it can be hard to eat enough vegetables when exclusively eating out, and not eating enough vegetables makes me feel gross. More simply, greens > fries. My husband surprised me…
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Oxford, MS
My family recently drove cross-country en route to Hawaii. Many years ago, my grandmother told me that she had visited all 50 states (twice!). I admittedly have a touch of wanderlust, but I was so impressed by my grandmother’s travels that I made a goal to visit all 50 states. Everyone has different criteria for…
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Food Journal #6: Farmhaus Burgers
Last month, my husband and I celebrated our ninth wedding anniversary and decided to splurge with some Farmhaus take out. We make most of our meals at home these days, and while I genuinely enjoy cooking, sometimes it’s just nice to have a night off of cooking and dishes. When we do eat a meal…
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Alternative Holiday Dinners (Part 2)
This is the second of a two post series on alternative holiday dinners, where I share two ways to celebrate without cooking a big, traditional dinner. For Part 1, click here. When it was time to plan for Christmas, I considered ordering catering from Earth Fare again. But when I checked their menu, it was…