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September Workout Calendar

Published on August 31, 2020August 31, 2020 by ABCLeave a comment

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Thanksgiving Recipe Roundup

Published on November 19, 2018January 7, 2020 by ABCLeave a comment

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5-Ingredient Honey Lemon Vinaigrette

Published on November 16, 2018January 7, 2020 by ABCLeave a comment

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Good morning! ☀️ For “muffin Monday” this week, my 1st attempt at orange chocolate muffins! (I’m trying to copy my favorite muffin in the world from @corinabakery in Tacoma and I’m well aware they look nothing like theirs! 😆)

I hope you had a nice Valentine’s Day! Our Valentine’s weekend was the best - complete with a cousins cookie decorating party, lots of snow (p.s. best workout ever), playing in said snow with the best neighbors ever, and (obviously) lots of sweets and good food! 🥰

(Quick, before October ends 😉), I have an article in the Sept-Oct 2020 issue of @ideafit Fitness Journal! 💪🏻 ✍🏻 It’s a piece I’m super proud of and it’s all about group fitness and behavior change. I want to thank @colleenfreesefitness @aladygoeswest @madaleneaponte @cait_giacino for contributing and @joykeller3 for the wonderful editing (as usual)! I’ll link it in my bio. 😊

Happy 1st Day if October! 🎃 I’ve never really been into decorating for Halloween (maybe more as my kids get older? 🤷‍♀️) but I can’t even believe how happy this simple “shrine” to Halloween is making me! Thanks to @gretchenrubin for the idea (the name is from her too before anyone else goes at me for “shrine” 😉😆)!

Even with everything we’re dealing with these days, we can never forget. Let’s also not forget how, in the aftermath of this tragedy, we all felt like we were in it together. What a different time. ❤️

This is my #1 favorite place to climb stairs but I haven’t been in forever so wish me luck on not being too sore tomorrow. 🤞🏻 One tip I learned while writing an article about stair climbing a few years ago is to not walk down the stairs if at all possible - it will save your calves from total agony. 😩 That’s one reason I love this spot. I can walk down the path and up the stairs. Plus, the view’s not too bad either. 😉

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