Here’s what this past week looked like- My Everyday Life Week 6
I heart you.
Meal prep last week!
Stacked! This is how you feed an athlete.
Going over my notes. I have a ton of them.
I LOVE LISTS
I LOVE LISTS
- Random garden photos.
- Do we love sun-dried tomatoes? They’re coming back in fashion.
- The architecture of the University of Paris is stunning,
- This is your reminder you need a Real-ID. (I do).
- I prefer a 25-25 workout.
- The best SNL skits of all time.
- What type of corn is popcorn?
- Optical paintings are soooo pretty.
- Let’s daydream about taking train to get away.
- Why incompetent people think they’re competent.
- I just want to eat lasagna dip with a spoon.
- Time travel- Storefronts from the 1980s.
- Who invented diet soda and why?
- Comfy looking dresses: one / two / three / four
- All the fast food items that never came back after the pandemic.
- I just bought a can of Trader Joe’s lentils.
- What are the top grocery stores in the United States?
- A checklist of what you might be missing while cleaning.
- Questions to ask yourself if you’re not being productive.
- In case you missed it, here are Recipes for When You’re Sick!
I shared my Currently Workbook pages for January on my Substack earlier this week.
Recipes for When You’re Sick
Recipes for When You’re Sick!
Are YOU or someone you know currently under the weather?
(awwww I’m sorry I hope you feeling better!)
Under the weather? What does that even mean?
“Under the weather is an idiom that means “feeling sick or unwell.” It’s often used to explain that someone is ill without having to go into details. “
Saying I’m not feeling 100% also works.
First, here’s a friendly reminder:
I tell my son that the second he walks into the house.
Another thing my Mom would have said.
Are you getting enough fluids?
Intentions for the Week
Intentions for the Week- Week 6 in 2025
Hi hiiiiii! We are on week 6! It rained all weekend. I hosted a currently workbook show & tell for my substack! We went to a crab feed for school. We got some stuff done around the house. I meal prepped. I hosted self-check-in and got ready for this week. Wahoooo.
We have Valentine’s Day coming up. Here’s some inspiration:
Valentine’s Day Recipes!
Here are my Intentions for the Week!
My Everyday Life Week 5
Here’s what this past week looked like- My Everyday Life Week 5
Workouts of January using my monthly template.
You can read more about how I created a workout routine here!
Here’s what my January pages looked like!
Tracking goals in my planner.
She’s sleeping in the bowl we ate popcorn out of when I was a kid. Life is weird.
I LOVE LISTS
I LOVE LISTS
- Self-care is an act of resistance.
- Sober date ideas.
- Heck yeah, I’m old.
- This entryway built-in situation is dreamy.
- Why can’t you open windows in a hotel?
- Top 50 most rewatchable movies.
- Time travel to San Francisco in the 1980s.
- I want an indoor outdoor house.
- Desserts San Francisco is known for.
- Let’s learn about Frank Lloyd Wright.
- How to become a person who runs.
- How cute are these embroidered bandanas?
- This modernist home is soooo cooooool.
- What are dopamine foods?
- Public domain images infinite view gives major dopamine.
- Why the food pyramid is so outdated now.
- The best meal prep is a Sunday dinner party?
- Let’s learn a little bit about The Bohemian Grove.
- Whoa. A SUPER POD of dolphins!
- Need some Valentine’s Day recipes? I got you!
I am hosting a journal night Show & Tell TONIGHT for paid Substack subscribers this week.
Bring your currently workbook. I wanna see what you’re working on this year and I’ll show you all of mine to help inspire you to keep on track.
Also! Two new posts on my Substack.
Hobonichi Months
Hobonichi Weeks
Chicken Soup
One of the best ways to turn a store-bought rotisserie chicken into something truly comforting is to make a simple, homemade Chicken Soup. I made a batch before we left for Idaho earlier this month, and when we got back, I was so happy to find it waiting for me in the freezer—like a little gift to myself. I always stash some away for a rainy day because there’s nothing better than having homemade soup ready when you need it.
My Chicken Soup is packed with celery, carrots, and a good dose of green from the spinach. If you know someone who’s under the weather (’tis the season!), a batch of this soup will help get them back on their feet—especially with a shot or two of my fire cider.
Stay healthy out there, folks!
