It took half a bottle of sunscreen, one of Ryan’s hats, a big pair of polarized sunglasses and a long-sleeved sun shirt, BUT zero traces of sunburn following this weekend’s 100-degree paddle boarding adventure at Watson Lake.
I’ve been on a major smoothie kick lately.
Obviously. It’s summer! What’s not to love about an icy cold blend of sweet and tart fruit?
I hope you started singing the TikTok song out loud because it’s been stuck in my head all weekend.
ANYWAY.
I just got back from a quick weekend trip to Chicago, where I had the chance to see some of my best friends, visit some of my old hang outs and relive my 20s.
It’s summer reading season!
I absolutely love making playlists for my yoga classes.
One of the benefits of working at YogaSix is that because the chain has a little bit more of a fitness-feel to it, I can go crazy with fun, upbeat, modern music when I’m planning soundtracks for my classes.
It’s a big day for our little husky.
Ochi went on his first ever inflatable paddle board excursion with me over the weekend!
There’s a trend on TikTok that I’m kind of obsessed with.
(Quick note: When I say “TikTok,” I actually mean “Instagram Reels” — I’m old and don’t have a TikTok so I just wait and see all the trending TikToks a week later when they show up on Instagram, whoops.)
If you haven’t seen it, it’s basically influencers who have never stepped foot in an office giving “workwear advice,” and then different influencers making fun of said previous influencers.
Long days and warm temps are finally here! Hello summer!
When Ryan first adopted Yukon years ago, I thought he was crazy. I would have much rather had a golden retriever (I grew up with goldens, and my sister has one now), or an Aussie.
But, not only did Yukon grow on me — I fell in love with him. Not only was he sassy, stubborn, independent and goofy, he was also so spirited and high-energy! He had a big, bold personality and a love of adventures.
I came around to adoring our husky so, so much that, when Yukon sadly died, getting another husky was a no-brainer.
Which is how we ended up adopting Ochi.
One of the best parts of having a super active breed is being able to take it on adventures. We never hesitated to take Yukon on all the adventures, and we are doing the same for Ochi!
You can always tell it’s fire season because I finally start buying way more stuff than I actually need.
