Being on the career journey is not universally accepted and can be universally judged . We live in a society that encourages kids from a young age to know what they are going to be when they grow up. Apparently, one is supposed to have their lives figured out by the time they are 18 and […]
I’m going to be ok, life is going to be ok.
I survived crap before so no matter what more stuff life throws, I got this! My sister loved it too!
And then she shared something with me –
Usually, my posts end on a lighter note or are more positively phrased. This one is a little more raw and still quite fresh When we booked our trip to Mexico, we were indecisive about when to return. We have to be home before a certain time on Friday because we don’t travel on Shabbat
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When I first started working after Leah was born – I encountered guilt within myself. I shouldn’t work. I should be a stay-at-home mom – like my mother and grandmother because that’s what good moms do. And truth is that for the most part, I enjoyed being at home with Leah. I needed a Flexible
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It’s nice to want to be that perfect mom, wife etc.. (or whatever you are striving for perfection in your life), but how much good am I actually accomplishing by doing that?
Mushrooms and peppers make great stand in for breads because of their heartiness.
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Buying prepared tuna salad in the stores is full of extra ingredients that isnt neccesary. Making it at home is easy – just dishes to be dealt with. I prepare mine in the food processor because I like the texture of it and it requires less mayo to still retain its moisture.
Cauliflower makes a great low carb and grain free option as a side dish. I prefer to buy frozen (so is on hand and doesnt go bad before I can use it) over making it myself, because its one less step (and a few less dishes) when making dinner. I steam cook the rice (with
