Daily inspiration for style, motherhood, and wellness.
Quinoa waffle bowls make an appearance on my IG stories almost every week. I can’t keep track of how many inquiries I get for the recipe. I’m finally sharing it with you today! It’s simple, hearty, and delicious! But most important – they’re kid-friendly + kid-approved! Keep reading to see how to make my easy breakfast quinoa waffle bowls. Easy…
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Today I want to share how I work hard to keep my closet, a space that used to be extremely out of control, at bay. If you want to learn how I simplified my cluttered closet, click here. But for this post, I share simple steps to keep your closet small, it isn’t anything super groundbreaking. It’s just rules I…
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Sustainable Style Sessions is a project that I am extremely passionate about. I have so much fun styling these outfits from my closet for you! This week I’m talking about how to style a white t-shirt four ways. My goal in these style sessions is 2 things: 1. to inspire you to shop your closet, and 2. to give you ideas for…
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In an effort to share more sustainable fashion brands with you, I’ve partnered with Everlane to share a few key wardrobe pieces. One of those is a jumpsuit! Keep reading to see my Everlane Japanese GoWeave Essential Jumpsuit review. Everlane Japanese GoWeave Essential Jumpsuit Review Reasons to Love This Jumpsuit 01. It’s made of a super durable + sustainable fabric….
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I shared these vegan pulled pork sandwiches on my feed this past week and so many of you asked for the recipe. I have to admit, I am usually bad about measuring exact ingredients. I kind of just experiment, but I know you guys love trying these recipes too, so hopefully they’re as delicious for you as they were for…
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It was around this time last year (right after the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, and when I had spent around $700 on clothing I didn’t need) that I realized something needed to change. I honestly didn’t “need” any of the clothing that I had just bought. I had a closet full of clothes. I also found that the money I had…
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