-
Author of this Blog
Tag Archives: Blogs
Saturday Sites: Week Twenty-Seven
1.) YES! Encourage more play! 2.) I’ve lived in Ashland for nearly 12 years now, but my birthplace and origin for the first 18 years of my life still says home. 3.) But speaking of small town living… 4.) Let’s … Continue reading
Posted in Saturday Sites
Tagged Blogs, internet, Links, Networking, Saturday Sites, Web, Web Links, websites
Leave a comment
Saturday Sites: Week Twenty-Seven
Hah! Real life versus Instagram life… This sounds delicious, with a little bit of tweaking to make it veggie… I never went to camp as a kid. I’d totally be down with going to camp as an adult. The Yellowstone … Continue reading
Saturday Sites : Week Twenty-One
These sound like my kind of noodles! Especially now that we’re getting the first of our snap peas! Loved these boys. I imagine if I had babies, I’d take photos of them like this intentionally… Chocolate… Chai… and milkshakes — … Continue reading
Saturday Sites: Week Thirteen
What would your typical daily meal look like? These global diets were interesting. I made Todd and Diane’s magic chocolate custard cake, but this meyer lemon magic custard cake sounds more up my alley… These perfectly looped gifs. Can’t. Stop. … Continue reading
Saturday Sites: Week Twelve
1. This may be my favorite version of Let It Go from Frozen (which I haven’t actually seen), hands-down. 2. These 8 ancient beliefs now backed by modern science. 3. I ordered a blender this week and am excited for future smoothie options. … Continue reading
Posted in Saturday Sites
Tagged blogging, Blogs, Networking, saturday, Saturday Sites, websites
1 Comment
Saturday Sites: Week Seven
I would like to make homemade croissants. First there are homemade croissants… Then there are cronuts… those will come next. 38 of the most haunting abandoned places on earth – there are some incredibly gorgeous shots within these photos, desolate … Continue reading
Saturday Sites: Week Three
– – – – – 1. I came across this site and loved the idea behind Chino Otsuka’s project, “Imagine Finding Me.” 2. Having grown up on some of the most gorgeous white sand beaches, I still find both sand and … Continue reading
Julie Hashimoto-McCreery
