The Podcast What have I learned about myself? Nothing good. In the last several months, we've seen our Instagram feeds blow up with advice on how to be our "best selves" and how to "thrive" during this stressful time. But what if these directions to thrive are causing more stress than they're worth?
The Conversation Time to be Notorious Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed on this weekend and we lost a legend and a Queen. We all MUST dive in together to make sure that her legacy carries on.
How to Ease the Quarantine Burnout We're feeling the burnout so intensely lately, and we know we're not alone. So we teamed up to bring some thoughts to the table and commiserate with friends.
How we make shelter-in-place look so effortless, and how you can too Spoilers: We do what we want. You should try it.
Why I'm Baking Bread for the first time in my life, like everyone else Baking bread feels somewhat basic right now, but 7 weeks into quarantine and I'm finding myself actually...enjoying it?
The Books Book-scapism Escaping into the realm of fiction is nothing new for me, and lately it's been my saving grace.
The Podcast A Tithe of a Swipe Up Your best gal pals are figuring out how to do quarantine one episode at a time.
The Podcast It Sounded Like a Good Idea at the Time A fresh, in-the-trenches dialogue about motherhood and being a woman today, from decidedly non-experts.
An Argument Against Scheduling Some days we're on a perfect schedule, and some days we're not, and that's ok!
How we're surviving social distancing with kids Social distancing is the new normal, so here's how we're making it work for us.
The Conversation The Science Behind Magic, with Mariah Oller On this week's pod, we sat down (virtually, always following social distancing rules!) with Mariah Oller, founder of Harvest and Moon and all around bad-ass.
Quarantine Pants Yes I know: technically you're only quarantining if you have symptoms of Covid-19 or potential exposure to the virus. The rest of us are social distancing (to the best of
The foundation for those of us who don't wear a lot of makeup These are "unprecedented times," it's true. We're all basically confined to our homes, so we have far fewer opportunities to dress up and get out of the house than we
Let's make banana bread! Our amazing friend Cris from The Batchmaker is here to brighten up our social distancing with the absolute best banana bread we've ever had! We're so grateful to her for opening up her kitchen and letting us get a taste of the magic.
How I hope to have changed after all this I've been practicing social distancing for over a week now, and I'm reflecting on what I hope to hold on to after this period ends, as well as what I hope immediately returns to normal.
How we're burning through produce while quarantined There's no shocking twist at the end of this article that will serve as a clickbait fulfillment. Simply put, we're leading with produce as much as humanely possible around our
Watch This, Sci-Fi Lovers Our favorite kind of entertainment is the kind that we can consume at home. First of all, because as moms, we rarely get out to the movie theater. And even if we weren't moms, it's just easier to stay home, right?
How to Survive and Thrive While Social Distancing There's a pandemic afoot and the news can be anxiety-inducing. What we can do if we're able is to practice social distancing. But in a culture and society that relies so heavily on interacting, how do we do that?
The Conversation I Listen at 1.75, with Heather Garfield This week on the pod, we had our friend Heather Garfield on to talk about coronavirus prevention, what she's currently reading, and mental abuse in relationships. We couldn't be more
The Books What We're Reading, March Edition It's a good idea to read, and although there are occasional exceptions, we believe that it's an even better idea to read from women authors. Every month on the pod we do a book review or book roundup. Here's what we have on our kindles and nightstands for March.
How to Unplug from the Chaos Sometimes what we need is just to unplug a little. Release our anxieties, forget about what's going on, and refresh. And then, when we feel renewed, we get right back at it.
Change, Period. Sometime early last year, I started to re-think my period. This may sound like an ad for a big period product company, but it's quite the opposite.
Why Political Discussions Matter I've never been "political." Far from it. I would vote a straight Republican ticket, no research, no discussion, no thought. Straight vote. See you in 4 years (because did mid-term elections matter at all?), losers.
