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4.17 Friday Faves Hi friends! Happy Friday! What do you have going on this weekend? I’m being *fun mom* today with a school event and taking Liv and her friends to the fair, and the rest of the weekend we have NOTHING. Last weekend was wild, so I’m pumped to have some downtime to catch up on work and lounge by the pool. I’d love to hear what you’re up to! Some pics from lately: Our friends had a Mustache and Wig party that was super fun. I was hoping the Pilot would shave the stache after this, but alas… it is still here. It’s time for the weekly Friday Faves roundup! This is where I share some of my favorite finds from the week and around the web. I always love hearing about your faves, too, so please shout out something you’re loving in the comments section below. 4.17 Friday Faves Fashion, beauty, random: Korean skincare! You guys know Liv is obsessed with all things K Pop and she loves to visit the stores to look at all of the merch/albums, etc. I’m happy to take her b...

Beginner strength training mistakes I made (so you don’t have to) Sharing a list of those “live and learn” kinda moments. Hi friends! I hope you’re having a wonderful morning. I have a couple of appointments today and then it’s the mom uber shuffle later this afternoon. Today, I wanted to chat about something that comes up all the time with clients and in DMs, especially from women who are just getting started with strength training: “I’m working hard at the gym, but I’m not seeing results.” I feel this in my soul, because I’ve definitely been there. When I first started my fitness journey, I was super motivated, consistent… and also making quite a few mistakes that were slowing my progress way down. The tricky part is that a lot of these mistakes are things we’ve been taught to do (especially as women in the early 2000s fitness era… anyone else remember hours on the elliptical? I used to prop my textbook on the elliptical and *study* as a I pedaled my little heart out) Today I w...

High Volume Low Calorie Recipes Sharing a roundup of high volume low calorie recipes if your goal is to increase your fiber but not your total caloric intake.  Hi friends! How are you?? I hope that you’re having an amazing week! I’m busy with client calls today and hoping to sneak in a Peloton work. Has anyone gotten rid of their Peloton membership and continued to ride the bike without the classes? I’m debating it because I have SO many fitness subscriptions. Today, I wanted to re-share this updated post about volume eating and share some of my favorite recipes that are high in volume and flavor, but still light and refreshing. Ever finish a meal and feel like you barely ate? You’re not alone. When you’re trying to eat a little lighter, hunger can sneak up fast. That’s why I love high volume, low calorie recipes. You can eat generous portions that leave you feeling full and satisfied, without overdoing it on calories and feeling like you need a nap afterwards. Whether you’re wo...

How to Begin Playing Peryagame Online with GameZone: Easy Tips for New Players The traditional Filipino Perya, known for its vibrant colors, festive sounds, and straightforward games, has been transformed into an engaging digital experience through online platforms. Peryagame online brings back the lively spirit of the Perya, allowing players to enjoy cultural games like the Perya color game, Pula Puti, Pinoy Drop Ball, and Bingo conveniently from their devices. This digital adaptation extends the festive atmosphere of local fairs beyond physical and geographical boundaries, offering access any time from anywhere. Reasons to Choose GameZone for Online Peryagame GameZone emerges as a prominent platform delivering Peryagame online securely and efficiently. Its PAGCOR license indicates compliance with governmental regulations, assuring users of a fair and protected gaming environment. The platform prioritizes user experience through its intuitive and accessible interface, crafted to ...

204: What Your Skin Is Really Telling You | Sunscreen Safety, Botox Risks & Dermatologist-Backed Habits for Healthy Skin with Dr. Mamina Turegano Hi friends! I have a brand new podcast episode live, and today we are talking all things skin! I’m sitting down with Dr. Mamina Turegano, a triple board certified dermatologist, internist, and dermapathologist based in New Orleans. In this episode, she’s sharing a really refreshing, integrative take on skin health, the kind you don’t usually get at a regular derm appointment. We get into the topics that are all over social media lately, like whether sunscreen is actually safe, the real deal with Botox, and what habits genuinely make a difference for your skin long term. Here’s what we chat about: The real story behind the sunscreen-causes-cancer claim and what the benzene contamination scare actually was Why correlation is not causation when it comes to sunscreen use and skin cancer rates The truth about chemical vs. mineral sunscr...

Summer Tick Season Is Here: How to Prevent Tick Bites and What to Do If it feels like tick season starts earlier every year and lasts longer than it used to, you are not imagining it. Across North America, experts are warning that ticks are becoming more active as temperatures rise, winters stay milder and outdoor exposure increases. That does not mean a dramatic movie-style invasion is suddenly sweeping the whole continent, but it does mean that in many regions, the risk of tick bites is becoming harder to ignore. Ticks are most active when conditions are warm enough for them to leave the ground cover and begin searching for a host. Public health guidance in both the United States and Canada highlights spring through early fall as the key risk period, though ticks can remain active outside that window when temperatures stay above freezing. That is why more people are being told to think about tick protection much earlier in the year and not only in the middle of summer In North Ame...