A Week In the Life, Vol 17.
It was another lovely week!
My heart!!!
I love this. She played with her tractors outside one day while…
Max sat and read his book. They are my favorite humans ever.
Basically one of the only things I made for dinner this week!
Still very into doing makeup together.
The prettiest blooms!
I went to my favorite local bookshop to sign the cookbooks you ordered!! Thank youuuu!
I did a few hundred and am going back to sign the rest one more time this week. So if you’d like a signed copy for launch day or in time for Mother’s Day, there are still a few days until I sign! Go and order one here!
Had to stop at Mediterra for some coffee and treats for the weeekend.
Woohoo!
Max had a hockey game!
And then… we actually WENT to a Pens game!
I can’t express how incredible this was. Capacity is only at 15%, so it seriously feels like you’re at a private event. I not-so-secretly wish it was always like this?!
Hugs for the bump.
I can’t get over what a good time we had and how safe this felt! Everything is self check in or self check out. You really have zero contact with anyone except for who you’re sitting with and the ushers are very vigilant about masks.
Today we spent a ton of time doing some book stuff – the launch is SO CLOSE! Onto another week…
8 Comments on “A Week In the Life, Vol 17.”
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They truly are your mini-me’s, between Max reading and Emilia’s makeup obsession, so adorable. Can’t wait for my copy of your book to arrive….SO excited. Have a great cookbook countdown week! :-)
getting back to more “normal” activities feels SO GOOD, doesn’t it!? love the pics and so excited to get my preordered book soon! have a great week :)
You went to a game!!! The kids are so cute. And – YES – I’ve had that *private event* moment, too.
I saw the sand table where Emilia was playing with the tractors-can you tell me where you got it? I am thinking that my grandchildren would LOVE that! Thank you!
BTW-I made your potato chip-crusted chicken tenders last night and served them with your house dressing. Yum! Will be making the house dressing again soon-it’s great with everything!!
i totally agree with you on less crowded events. i would LOVE to go to a broadway theater and have space around me not totally filled. i know its not the best for the businesses but i will really enjoy it while it lasts.
It’s the same at Jazz games, so I totally feel you on that one!
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