This blog contains an affiliate link. Coffee is my Love Language What is your Love Language? Coffee is my Love Language; it’s the essence that calls me from my bed each morning, my liquid indulgence, the hug in my mug that I lean into, the delicious, smooth but strong, nectar of the goddesses. My love …
My Family’s Favourite – Chocolate Chip & Chia Seed Two-Bite Cookies Christy’s Classics – A creation borne out of necessity Chocolate Chip & Chia Seed Two-Bite Cookies – Cookies have been a favourite forever; a classic sweet treat. I grew up on chocolate chip cookies and a giant glass of milk, dunking and slurping. My …
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My Family’s Favourite – Chickpea, Paneer & Vegetable Stew Christy’s Classics – A spin on some favourite flavours My family’s favourite Chickpea, Paneer & Vegetable Stew is an Indian inspired dish that has a history beginning some 12 years ago… My partner introduced me to the flavours of India when we first started dating. At …
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5 Biggest Challenges When Starting With Meditation and How to Overcome Them 5 Biggest Challenges When Starting With Meditation – There are plenty of challenges a beginner might face when starting with meditation. The most common difficulty, I feel, is that you don’t know what meditation is until you’ve experienced it. So your mind keeps …
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Memories of Thanksgiving Pie – A Recipe for Leftovers Memories of Thanksgiving Pie – The Thanksgiving meal is one my family looks forward to every year. In years past, our family would gather for a feast of a meal, share stories of thanks around the dinner table, eat far too much then transfer to the …
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October is about Gratitude and Giving Thanks October is about gratitude and giving thanks. It is the perfect opportunity to engage in mindful intention and share our thanks and practice the gratitude we feel with the people in our lives. October is crisp autumn leaves scattered across the ground. Brilliant flashes of yellows and oranges …
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Our COVID Classroom and Back To School; . September and back to school is a fresh start; My New Year. I have always looked forward to the first day of school. The new outfit, new classes, new teachers, new students; the excitement was real. Last September this excitement was shared …
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The Mother-Guilt Effect – I feel tethered to guilt. It seems to follow me wherever I go. Creeping in and influencing my days, keeping me up at night. It twists and turns my stomach as I fret over the day, which inevitably grows to embody any wrong I’ve ever committed over the entire course of …
Featured On: https://sarahclarke.biz/the-musings-of-a-sahm-turned-blogger/ The Musings of a SAHM Turned Blogger: No one expected what 2020 had in store for the world. No one anticipated a virus and lock down and life being turned upside down. Me, least of all. But when I found myself working in an industry I was unfamiliar with, in a role …
Curbside Pickup: A Lesson in Letting Go – That armchair had become synonymous with who I had become as a young adult. It was a vintage showcase of floral velvet upholstery, an ensemble of oranges, reds, salmons, golds and mossy greens. It was eccentric in classic form, a conversation piece, an armchair that held its …