If ever there were a week for coffee, it was this one. By Tuesday, I really felt like it should have been Friday. Add to that, the non-stop rain that we’ve had for days, and I sure am glad the weekend is upon us…although, wishing for better weather seems like a big ask these days. As you read this post today, I am gearing up to see my radiation oncologist for my three-month follow up to chat about my antithyroglobulin levels. My most recent blood work from a few weeks back showed that they ...
Scenes From My Spring
With the nice weather, comes plenty to do. I’ve been keeping busy with a variety of local events, including the annual tulip festival at Heckscher Park, brunch at my favorite spot, The Shed, and post-work trips down to the beach. A busy social calendar also means plenty of opportunities to break out my Nikon and get some #InstaWorthy images. Here’s a quick mid-week recap for you: ...
Two-Ingredient Pancakes
When you’re short on time in the morning, stopping to make a healthy breakfast can feel like a chore. And, if you’re anything like me, who wakes up with just enough time to get ready in the morning, you know how hard it can be to find those extra few minutes to make breakfast…while still getting out the door on time. So, when Kate of Taffeta & Tulips shared on her Instagram Stories about a healthy pancake recipe that required only two ingredients, I knew they were right up my ...
D.C. Days: Nine Years Later
This May marked nine years since I graduated from The American University in Washington, D.C. I didn’t exactly need the Facebook reminder to commemorate the milestone—I follow my alma mater on social media, proudly have my degree framed on my wall, and work with a fellow AU alumna. But it did make me stop and reflect on how far I’ve come since those D.C. days. While I have visited AU since graduating, it’s not the same AU I attended as a college student. Buildings have been expanded and new ...