Love & Marriage

What Women Want: The Only Male Lingerie Worth Buying

What Women Want: The Only Male Lingerie Worth Buying

This outfit right here is the only male lingerie worth entertaining. My husband wears this ish and I begin sweating! Toggle Herringbone Trench… Related Posts:I’ll Never Love My Husband the Way I Loved HimThe Ups and Downs of Love: Passion, Aggression, Tenderness and RemorseHe is the TruthA Wonderful WeekendTouring Disney The Entitled Way

Birthdays and Holidays of Love

Birthdays and Holidays of Love

Y’all I am really to busy to be blogging, it is a passion project and I will do better about updates. This week was Piglet’s birthday, Valentine’s Day and busy  for so many reasons. Though we did not throw her a party, I make it a point to make my daughter know it is her [...]

Cooking

Grass Fed Lemongrass Beef and Pho

Grass Fed Lemongrass Beef and Pho

Bought some incredibly perfect grass fed beef from Whole Foods two weeks ago and froze it. It thawed beautifully. I love Lemongrass beef, my favorite lunch spot near my office downtown is a Vietnamese restaurant and their lemongrass beef lettuce wraps and chicken Pho are my go to when I did not have time to [...]

Light, Simple and Yummy Banana “Ice Cream”

Light, Simple and Yummy Banana “Ice Cream”

This quick and simple ice cream recipe is for those dieting, sensitive to dairy, avoiding a majority of processed foods or just want something   yummy to eat. Banana “Ice-Cream” 4 ripe bananas, peeled and sliced thin 2 tbsp maple syrup 1/2 cup unsweetened almond milk 1 tsp pure vanilla extract Freeze bananas on a single [...]

Au Naturale

Eating off the Floor

Eating off the Floor

With a toddler and roaming infant, I find one thing remains true, things eaten off the floor tastes better to them. No matter what we do, Jr likes to aim for the ground to then sit and quietly eat his food. Maybe he finds the prospects of dirt and dust more nutritious. This is one [...]

Baby’s First Bath

Baby’s First Bath

Last week baby boy had his first bath! Though his umbilical cord fell off a while ago, because there was still some bleeding we waited longer. Now that we are sure his belly button has healed, bath time! I am glad that we bought a natural and harsh chemical free infant soap because it seems [...]

Work Life Imbalance

Turning a Business Trip into a Miniature Family Vacation

Turning a Business Trip into a Miniature Family Vacation

This working Mom had this monster business trip scheduled to Georgia for a few days. As soon as my husband caught wind of it, he had to come. Just minutes away from his favorite nieces, whose parents dared move them away from Florida recently! Well, I was soon working out the logistics, turning a flight [...]

Women Who Dare to Keep on Climbing

Women Who Dare to Keep on Climbing

Wife, mother and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has a new book out (which I have not read) that discusses why women’s progress in achieving leadership roles has stalled. I know that 50% of college grads are women but only a minute number of top leadership roles are filled by women. Sheryl believes that women are [...]

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Brown Buttered Brussel Sprouts and Mushrooms

Brown Buttered Brussel Sprouts and Mushrooms

| March 26, 2013 | 0 Comments

Trying to incorporate new veggies into our diet for nutritional variety. Believe it or not this made brussel sprouts and mushrooms delish! 1 lb brussel sprouts half a cup chopped mushrooms chopped onions 6 tbsp butter, divided salt and pepper Preheat the oven to 400F. Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil and add butter [...]

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Paleo Blueberry Banana Bread (No Sugar Added)

Paleo Blueberry Banana Bread (No Sugar Added)

| March 26, 2013 | 0 Comments

Nothing better than warm banana bread on a cold night.  I love pastries and baked goods but I try to avoid processed sugar and flour. I want my food to be nutritional AND indulgent.  You can imagine how happy I was to discover almond flour, which is high in protein with iron and a great [...]

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SnapShots of Organic Gardening

SnapShots of Organic Gardening

| March 11, 2013 | 0 Comments

Growing my own food. Related Posts:5 Pounds in 10 DaysBeef, Lentil, Plantain and Jasmine Rice MAGICChristmas BreakfastHelp 323 Farmers In KenyaMy Mini Organic Backyard Garden

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Dudes and Baby Showers

Dudes and Baby Showers

| March 10, 2013 | 0 Comments

Shout out to the Dude table at a family baby shower yesterday for winning the prize of “representing why men should not be allowed at baby showers”. For not only cracking jokes for 2 hours, plotting an escape to play basketball with the father-to-be  (that was immediately thwarted by the mom-to-be ). For also being [...]

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The Perfect Pair of Shades to Suit His Face

The Perfect Pair of Shades to Suit His Face

| February 22, 2013 | 0 Comments

Choose the perfect pair of shades to suit his face. Prescription sunglasses is a must for any man of true swagger with a vision impairment. source Related Posts:A Wonderful WeekendTouring Disney The Entitled WayA Touch of SpringGrass Fed Lemongrass Beef and PhoSimple Fashion

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Mom Bloggers for Social Good: Water for Life

Mom Bloggers for Social Good: Water for Life

| February 20, 2013 | 0 Comments

When you live in a country like the United States, where the minimum standard of living includes air conditioning, multiple electronic devices and access to free education, it is hard to imagine the inconveniences of a developing nation. When you live in a state like Florida, where a minimum standard for many single family homes [...]

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Mom Bloggers for Social Good: Save the Children

Mom Bloggers for Social Good: Save the Children

| February 13, 2013 | 0 Comments

Save the Children has been working for over 100 years to ensure the safety and well-being of children. I know my family and I work every day to ensure that my babies are loved and cared for. Sadly, so many children are not having their basic needs attended to. Child protection has been a top [...]

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