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RISING*SHINING

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A weekend of family time and glorious weather. That my favorite way to spend a Sunday afternoon is on a family bike ride. A Gentleman in Moscow. By the idea of a personal reading syllabus, which Erica. Described on our recent podcast episode. To any women who blog, read blogs or are active on social media. I loved this thought-provoking book about women and feminism, and the author's conclusions. Salads for lunch at work. To have two boys sleeping until 5:40 (or later! The praises of the sleep coach.

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Goals - RISING*SHINING

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What I spent: February 2017. After Chris and I both did a great job in January of staying within our personal allowance budgets we decreased our budgets. Chris decreased his from $150 to $80 and we decreased mine from $150 to $100. Note that we also have a joint personal allowance budget each month of $150 which covers any date nights plus babysitting and family outings including eating out. Personal allowance spending for February 2017:. Two-year renewal of Sunset Magazine. Total spent: $78.57 of $1...

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Habits - RISING*SHINING

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Goals - March 2017. The year is trucking along and it feels like a good time to check in on my 2017 goals. And recommit to them. At the beginning of the year I was reminding myself of CHOOSE on a daily basis and reflecting on gratitude often. February ended up feeling so full and I fell out of the practice.  March is a perfect time to recommit to choosing family and writing, gratitude, and action. Big things happening in March:. Family and friend birthdays. There are three this month! In March I choose to.

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Life - RISING*SHINING

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When I set my word of CHOOSE for 2017. I was interested to see how I would manifest it in my life. I said that above all else I want to CHOOSE family and writing this year, the two things that are most important to me. At the time I had a very full plate: working full time, parenting two little boys, co-running a household, co-hosting and producing two podcasts, co-owning Copper Quail Style. Which I want to add since that does require time and energy as well. WHEW. Making last minute plans to meet a frie...

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Girl Next Door Podcast

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Fall Test Kitchen and Crunch Top. November 23, 2016. We asked for recipes, and you guys delivered! We cooked up a storm in our GND test kitchen and want to share our favorites while sipping on a cocktail. (Also make sure you are signed up for our newsletter to get a pdf of all the recipes shared! Inspired by Kelseys trip to Essex. Equal parts Campari and sweet vermouth. Served over ice and garnished with an orange slice. Erica made maple puff muffins. Cranberry salsa, warm potato salad with goat cheese.

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Lifestyle - Matrimoney

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Episode 33. Selling and sewing. On this episode, we chat about some new ventures in our lives. Kelsey started a small business! Its called Copper Quail Style. And debuted at our local farmers market to great success the very day we recorded this episode. More modestly, Chris has discovered sewing and how amazing it is to learn techniques that are passed down through multiple generations. In a newest segment, Tools You Can Use, we chat about about one of the best tools there is: asking for help from others.

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Matrimoney - episode 33. Selling and sewing

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Episode 32. Tools you can use. Episode 34. Processing the election. Episode 33. Selling and sewing. On this episode, we chat about some new ventures in our lives. Kelsey started a small business! Its called Copper Quail Style. And debuted at our local farmers market to great success the very day we recorded this episode. More modestly, Chris has discovered sewing and how amazing it is to learn techniques that are passed down through multiple generations. Episode 33. Selling and sewing. And in One Big Thi...