April’s yoga pose was huge for me. If you remember in the goals post I said how much I hate crow pose so, obviously that was my first challenge. I wanted to push myself into trying a pose that I didn’t like. I really despised the pose because I couldn’t and didn’t know how to do it. I did some research and had a FaceTime date with my friend Jalie (who’s pregnant and still doing and teaching yoga! She is pretty much amazing) and discovered that I actually LOVE this pose. It is

Chia Pudding! I don’t know when it started, but I have become a little obsessed with making this for breakfast. Well, that is when I remember to make it the night before. I make mine different almost every time, but the base is always the same, chia and almond milk. This specific one I made wasn’t my favorite (I put in WAY too much cinnamon), so I will give you a recipe I have done in the past. Chia is a new obsession for everyone these days. Why it seems to be so great is be

Sorry for my mini hiatus. My computer was having some issues so I took it into the apple store to have it looked at. I was lucky enough to find out that I had one of the defective 2010 macbook pros and was just out of warranty, lucky me right?! So, a new logic board and 5 days later I am back! And now without further ado, on to the real post! I realized that I have never been a very good goal-setter. I think after completing my thesis, I was done with deadlines and goals and

Cooking for Kyle and I can be, how do I put this lightly… challenging. I am a vegetarian and Kyle is a 12 year old boy trapped in a 24 year old man’s body when it comes to food. I am pretty sure that Kyle has personally kept Wonka in business, buying all forms of Sweet-tarts over the years. Also, his favorite foods consist of chicken (in all forms), mashed potatoes, mac & cheese, french fries, cake, donuts, and of course, candy. When we started dating I got Kyle to try his fi