Empowering Women to Live on Their Terms
Advertisements Each and every one of us have a gift, but gifts are tricky little things. Some people effortlessly tap into their gift, while others have difficulty even identifying theirs. Some people use their gift for so much good, while others use it as a weapon. This particular exercise was incredibly difficult for me. It … Continue reading How to Find Your Gift!
Advertisements Are you currently in debt? A recent study shows that 80% of Americans are in debt. Whether it’s credit card debt, student or car loans, debt can suffocate us and keep us from living the life we want. For years, my Husband & I were just like so many Americans and in a mountain of debt. … Continue reading Budget Like a Boss
Advertisements ciop·pi·no: a stew of fish and shellfish cooked usually with tomatoes, wine, spices, and herbs. Cioppino is one of those dishes that seems difficult and kinda fancy, but my Dinner Party version is simple, affordable and delicious. I serve alongside crusty bread and finish the meal with a simple 3 ingredient Nutella dessert. To … Continue reading “Ciao” Down on Cioppino in Italy
Advertisements Turn up the “Son Cubano” Radio station on Pandora, muddle the Mojitos and get ready for a night of Dinner & Dancing in Havana. I’ve never gotten the opportunity to visit Cuba, but the classic cars, colorful houses and Ernest Hemingway’s obsession with the country, intrigue me. Tonight’s Dinner Party has a bit of … Continue reading Dinner & Dancing in Havana
Advertisements Tonight, we travel to Paris, France for a true Parisian feast. I visited Paris with one of my best friends after we graduated college. It was one of the many European cities we visited that summer. The streets of Paris are beautiful and full of history. You come to Paris for the sights, but … Continue reading An Evening In Paris
Advertisements Tapas: cute little shareable bites You don’t have to be a dinner-party extraordinaire to host an amazing get together. I find one of the easiest ways to host a party is to pick a theme. Tonight, we’re taking our entertaining cue from the Spaniards by serving tapas. What better way to transport your guests … Continue reading Tapas in Madrid
Advertisements This is my Husband Hunter with Yoga Royalty, Rodney and Colleen Saidman Yee. Yes, I’m jealous. And, no he doesn’t even practice yoga. My husband works in video production here in Colorado, which means, he sometimes gets to shoot Yoga videos for a living. When Hunter first started working with the Yee’s, I knew who Rodney was, … Continue reading “You Are Enough”
Advertisements Fall has arrived and that means brisk mornings and golden trees here in Colorado. As we transition from summer to fall, I hope you’ve carved out some time for apple picking and bonfires. I don’t know about you, but when sweater weather arrives, I immediately start craving the warmth of comfort food. I got … Continue reading Southern Style Chicken & Dumplings
Advertisements INGERDIENTS Good Olive Oil1 Vidalia Onion, chopped 4-5 Garlic Cloves, minced 1/2 Cup Fresh Parsley1 tsp saltPepper to taste1 1/2 tbsp sugar 28 ounce can of San Marzano whole tomatoes, with their juice TO MAKE In a large pot or Dutch oven over medium heat, add olive oil to cover the bottom (about 3 … Continue reading Nana’s Sauce
Advertisements The term “Yuppie” is short for “young urban professional” or “young, upwardly-mobile professional.” It’s not a very nice way to describe someone. Urban Dictionary says, “Yuppies are usually the children of doctors and lawyers, hold Master’s degrees from Ivy League universities, and are very concerned with their appearance.” In other words, they fancy! Don’t … Continue reading The Yuppie Loaf
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