My new shipment of PB2 was on the porch when we got home from work today. I had been in out peanut flour for a while and it was horrible. I was so sad. I’d been using real peanut butter in our smoothies (oooh the horror!) and even Chris noticed. The other day he asked… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Snacks
Making homemade peanut butter
So recently I’ve become obsessed with Bee-Nut butter. I picked some up last Saturday and the jar is almost gone and that made me sad. I was going to pick some up yesterday but it’s almost $7 a jar and I got to thinking…the only ingredients are peanuts, honey and sea salt…it couldn’t possibly be… Continue Reading
If you give a mouse a cookie…
He’s going to want a glass of milk* Except we’re not talking mice and baked goods. We’re talking about these guys: How beautiful is that strawberry??? I came home after work to water my plants and saw that my strawberries had finally popped. Woo hoo! There is just something about growing your own food in… Continue Reading
Snack Attack
Can we just talk for a minute about this amazing snack I had yesterday? I mean, like seriously the best thing ever. Are you ready? Have I built up enough suspense? Are you totally dying to hear what I’m going to say? How about an iphone edited Instagram photo instead? (side note – I’m obsessed… Continue Reading
Snacking on Strawberries
I bought Bob Harper’s, The Skinny Rules over the weekend and while I’ll admit that I haven’t really read it yet, I did skim the table of contents to see what all the rules were. Overall, there was nothing super surprising in the book. Just good common sense with helpful ways to actually do them. … Continue Reading
Mind over matter
That’s what Jillian told me this morning, “mind over matter.” She said this to me as I was doing her 30 Day Shred. The ENTIRE DVD. That would be all 3 levels in descending order. See normally, you’re supposed to do 1 level for a good 20 minute workout but I wanted to kick my… Continue Reading
Know your audience
My degree is in communication and all through school my professors hammered the importance of knowing your audience. As in, understand who you’re talking to. Giving a presentation to a room full of designers? Don’t run through a million spreadsheets, make it visual. Talking to kids? Make it fun. What does this have to do… Continue Reading