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Not Yo Abuelita’s Mole
Every once in a while I get an insatiable craving for Mexican food. Unfortunately, Washington D.C. and the surrounding areas aren’t known for their ability to really satisfy a California girl’s needs...
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Your Baby Freaks Me Out
I’m sorry to disappoint you, but unfortunately, I’m unavailable to babysit your newborn. Here’s why: The utter vulnerability of a baby completely terrifies me. It* needs you, completely. They seem so...
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Update: New Study on IQ & Baby-lessness
Today, Thought Catalog published a post in a similar vein to my most recent blog. I thought I’d share. Also, this gives you some insight into my reading material. The Barren Wombs of Smart Women August...
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Baking with Bourbon
Before all my friends and family start hating me for my weird tirade on their children, I thought I’d take a step back and talk about this week’s culinary adventures. Last week, I tried my hand at a...
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25 Fun Facts For My 25th Birthday
Today marks a quarter century since my narcissistic ego took this world by storm. That’s right, October 28th is my 25th birthday! (Take that, Mom!) You know what else that means? It’s time to start the...
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Holiday Cheer Through the Years
Last year, I took you on a culinary tour of my family’s holiday traditions – from Mexican tamales to German cookies. Food isn’t the only thing I look forward to every year. Check out some of my...
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Babies on a Plane
I love people watching. There are few places that offer a better chance to observe human nature than an airport. It’s been a while since I shared an air travel story, so put your tray tables up, your...
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Christmas Cards, So Passé?
Last week, I shared some of my favorite family Christmas cards from through the years. Each card represents a moment in our lives, and in society. Trends change in hair, clothes, and even the cards...
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The Day my Door Froze Shut
That day is today. Growing up in California, the concept of “cold” has evolved for me over the last couple years. At 60 degrees in Southern California, I would frequently claim that I was “freezing.”...
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Philadelphia – The Early Years from an Early Riser
Greetings from the city of brotherly love! It’s my first time in the great Philadelphia and I couldn’t be more excited. Unfortunately I’m still waiting on my friends and city tour guides to wake up!...
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