![]() I can’t even begin to talk about what a huge help my yoga and meditation practice have been - the last year of diving deep into both of them has prepared me in the best way to face this divorce with as much sanity and peace as I can. I have love in my life, from so many sources, and that will never change. Weird, yes, but so great to know that no matter what: I have people. I’ve been overwhelmed with the love and support I’ve received from friends, family, and even strangers. I’m moving forward with my life - I’ll share details soon (like new apartment stuff! I moved in yesterday!) - and making the best of a really painful situation. I’m grateful for the lessons I’ve learned and experiences I’ve had. I’m feeling optimistic, calm, grounded - sometimes downright joyful - about what my life holds in the present and future. ![]() Thanks for being patient with me.Īll things considered, I really am doing well. I’ve been hibernating at my mom’s house for just over a month, battling a range of emotions - embarrassment, anger, fear, heartache - and feeling really inauthentic in my blogging. I guess those are pretty normal breakup things, but feeling like I have to hide them makes it all the weirder. Because I do have tough days - where I can’t find the motivation to do anything other than binge-watch Netflix and eat my weight in cheese. And while I keep things jolly here, sometimes I really want to tell you that I’m having a tough day. It has felt so odd to not give any explanation! So now I’m back. You also saw me move home, to Portland, in an abrupt end to my year in Asia - our year in Asia. Some of you have noticed the we/our/us changed to I/my/me a while back. I won’t go into details, because that’s not what this blog is about, but I want to be able to talk to you guys about what’s actually happening in my life, including my struggles. It’s uncomfortable for me, and probably noticeable to you, so I figure I’d better just get it out there and be real with you: I’m going through a divorce. I struggle to write anything real on these pages, as I try so hard to bury the reality of my life at the moment. This blog has been ridiculously impersonal lately because I’ve been going through a really challenging time in my life. I’ve been putting off writing this post for quite a while now. Carrie This Home is not responsible for any illness related to this recipe.We're gonna get serious for a moment here. Researchers say microwaving the raw flour for one minute and 15 seconds stirring at 15 second intervals may kill the harmful bacteria. Quick disclaimer: This recipe calls for flour and some experts warn against eating raw flour. One of my readers asked me a great question about that recipe:Ĭan I use regular sugar to make sugar cookie dough mix? My son likes sugar cookie dough and I’m just curious how this can be adapted for that.Īfter doing some fun and tasty experimenting, I developed the Sugar Cookie Dough For One recipe that satisfies a sweet tooth without feeling too guilty! In hopes of answering that dilemma, I came up with the awesome Edible Cookie Dough for One recipe. ![]() I just want a small serving of cookie dough to satisfy that my tooth! Is that too much to ask? And then there’s the calories to worry about. The worries of consuming raw eggs keep me from doing so. I get tempted to eat cookie dough every time I bake cookies. (This post contains an affiliate link to a mixer I highly recommend. ![]()
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