I’ve stayed away from pasta as a healthy choice for calorie-counting, but I realized if I loaded up with veggies, used less pasta and less sauce, I could still have this long-time favorite. Continue reading
Category Archives: Life
Black Bean Salsa
My black bean salsa, pictured here with shrimp
I’ve seen several versions of this, and it looked so good that I decided to give it a shot. I’ve made it my own from the get-go, adding in lots of extras that I like to make it mine. Continue reading
2011: Looking Back, Part 2
Part 2 of my reflection on 2011 (read part 1 here). It was an extremely important year for me, and I’m happy to be able to share some of the lessons I learned and opportunities I had. Continue reading
2011: Looking Back, Part 1
2011 was the toughest year I’ve ever had, but I honestly don’t feel terrible, or discouraged, or worn down. At all. In fact, I feel like 2011 was the BEST year to learn and accomplish so much because I was constantly challenged. Some of the challenges I gave to myself, and others were outside of my control and planning. Out of every tough situation, though, there came something wonderful. Continue reading
Southwestern Turkey Soup
Use this awesome reci
pe I found for those Thanksgiving turkey leftovers in the freezer and to warm you through the winter with a little kick. (I’ve changed it quite a bit from the original version to reflect my own tastes. :)) Continue reading
Leaving The Circus
This is my “official” announcement to everyone: I’ve accepted a position as the Social Media Specialist on the Strategy Team at THINK Interactive in Midtown Atlanta. Continue reading
I'm Alone, Not Lonely…
Amazing, and beautiful. Which is what it is to be alone. I’m not lonely, that’s not what alone means.
Many people are often surprised when I tell them how many things I do alone, by myself…I find that telling. How can anyone else know you if you don’t know yourself? If you can’t be alone, how do you know who you are?
Reality Check
Sometimes, I get discouraged, run down, and worry about getting to do all the things I’ve always dreamed of doing. However, when I stop to think about it, I’ve done so many amazing things that others only dream of, and I really need to always remember what I’ve done and how it’s made me who I am.
I wanted to put my life into perspective, so I decided to apply my life experiences to the kiddie question “When I grow up, I want to…” Continue reading