Yesterday I saw a picture of someone’s house on Instagram. It was an entryway, I think, with like, a pile of folded shirts and a bag on the ground. And a phone charger. And it was captioned with something along the lines of “#reallife.”
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You sort of have to see them to believe them.
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Are you afraid of red, too?
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I love soup. I love that making soup is a kind of slow, steady labor of love.
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All of our takeaways, from what surprised us to what we'd do differently next time.
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The colors of the desert in Joshua Tree match its slow, antiquated, vintage aesthetic.
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Its beauty is indescribable, and no picture that we took could possibly do its sights true justice.
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The first in a series: where we went, where we stayed, and how we did it.
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I constantly hear and read about other people’s love of fall. The clothing, the temperatures, the layers, the apple picking, the pumpkin everything. Little known fact: I'm averse to all things not-summer.
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It might be an extension of my aversion to tight fitting jeans and pants lately, but I'm finding myself feeling very drawn to dresses for fall.
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Anything with butter in the name is good by me.
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In case you're new to these parts, this is a periodical series in which I discuss the abbreviated goings-on in my world as of late.
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The closest thing to summer comfort food you can find.
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Because I've recently declared it acceptable to go back to school shopping without going back to school.
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And we're letting you in on all of our thoughts about the big day.
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Artichokes might be, strangely, the most nostalgic food of my childhood.
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The last place anyone wants to be on a hot summer night is in the kitchen, let alone over the stove. I think that's why a pretty common question I get asked is for low- to no-cook dinner ideas for the summertime.
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And a very miniature take on the floral centerpiece.
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