Read Aloud: I'm Becoming The Person I Needed

Read Aloud: To Runtimes, True Crime, and 80 Year Olds 🥂

In this blog read aloud, I discuss the evolution of my micro obsession with running (including some of my week's personal bests!), the first class I'm taking at WSU — which starts TOMORROW, the 3 things i'm currently obsessed with, plus a little little inspiration to get you through the week... Join me, won't you?

Read Aloud: I'm Becoming The Person I Needed

I got to actually experience the moments this week. This is what really got my attention this week, and I think why I haven’t missed Instagram. I was in the beauty of the moment, not looking for the beauty of the moment to post. For the first time in a long while, I wasn’t thinking like a content creator — snapping a picture of my food before I took a bite, setting up the perfect boomerang, or trying to find the right angle for the aesthetic. A LOT happened this week. Let's catch up!

Read Aloud: I Deleted My Instagram (And Here's Why)

While I won’t accept the ‘late-thirties’ label until next year, 36 feels exceptionally closer to middle age than 35 did. And it (along with current events) has made me take stock of where I am versus where I should be. And if I’m being honest, it’s not just the gap that’s bothering me — it’s how loud everything around that gap has become: Everyone else’s timelines. Everyone else’s milestones. Everyone else’s perfectly curated proof that they are, in fact, doing it right.

Read Aloud: Fake Spring Has Officially Hit Seattle

In this read aloud of today's blog post, I share some recent activities, spring musings, and a playful debate on Easter candy. I also argue with Beau, talk about my new tattoo, and what led me to chart an unexpected venture in joining an adult pickleball league (and more). Check it out! Do you like this read aloud format? Let me know!

2026 Baby! We're Back (and Why it Matters?)

We're (finally) back from winter break! Join us for a loungey hotel episode packed full of life updates, mental health struggles, shopping experiences, and reflections on grief. Danielle and I explore the importance of self-care, the challenges of navigating societal issues, and the role of (dark) humor in coping with the absurdities of life. The conversation is largely underlined by our love of food, so if you're on a diet, you're not for the next 43 minutes, babes.