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Sunday, March 29, 2015

Seven on Sunday ~ Week 13

I was slightly better this week about taking pictures!!! :)

Day 1: Sunday ~ We had the privilege of attending a beautiful Confirmation Mass for one of our dear friends. It's been amazing to see her grow up into such a beautiful young woman! Here is my attempt at taking their pic after Mass. Why does someone always have to not look or close their eyes?! GEEZ!

Day 2: Monday ~ I attending a a catechist class for the kid's school and although I love church, it's not EXACTLY where I wanted to be from 7-9 on a Monday night! But boy was it eye-opening! It was about the Sacrament of Marriage. Some of the biggest quotes from the night:

"God, who created us out of love, also call US to love--it is the fundamental and innate vocation of every human being."

"Our call in marriage is to model God's love for US ~ unfailing, unconditional and never abandoning."

It was so pretty heavy stuff, but I am so glad I went--i got so much out of the class.

Day 3: Tuesday ~ Total surprise when I walked into out local Target....Starbucks is opening! Starbucks and Target together??! Doesn't really get much better :)

Day 4: Wednesday ~ It was such a nice day, so after school we stopped at the park. Three happy kids on swings :)

Day 5: Thursday ~ Yep, I would say these two are ready for Spring Break!!!


Day 6: Friday ~ Girls and sunglasses :)


Brookey's class hosting Stations of the Cross (free dress day-woo hoo!) ~


Day 7: Saturday ~My brother is #1!!! Buddy's biggest fan :)

That's a wrap! Have a great week!!!!

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Friday, March 27, 2015

Foodie Friday ~ Resurrection Rolls

I can't believe Easter is NEXT SUNDAY! We'll be spending some quality time with family and cousins during the most important holiday of the year. I don't have a true "recipe" for you this week, but I wanted to share with you a little Easter activity I do with my kids every year to teach the basic premise of Easter.

Now, my two older kids have been doing this activity for years and their knowledge of Easter goes far beyond this activity. However, they never seen to get tired of it, even though they always know what's going to happen :)

The basic premise is: The dough represents the tomb where Jesus was buried. The marshmallow represents Jesus (stay with me, here!). The kids put "Jesus" into the "tomb." We bake the "tombs" and when they come out of the oven, the marshmallows have melted so "Jesus" is gone and the tomb is empty! I have to admit, it makes a pretty delicious treat, too after all the learning is done!

I have great memories of making Resurrection Rolls with my two oldest and my 2 year old can get in on the action this year too! 

Resurrection Rolls Recipe Easter

Resurrection Rolls
(makes 8 "rolls")
1 10oz can of refrigerated crescent rolls
8 large marshmallows
2 tablespoons melted butter
2 tablespoons cinnamon
2 tablespoons sugar (white or brown or both)

1. Preheat oven to 400 and spray a cookie sheet with cooking spray.

2. Separate crescent rolls into triangles. Mix together cinnamon and sugar.

3. Take out the marshmallows and explain that they represents Jesus--white and pure. Dip each marshmallow into the butter--this is to symbolize the embalming oils they used to prepare his body for burial.

4. Dip the marshmallows in the cinnamon and sugar mixture. This symbolizes the spices they used to prepare his body for burial.

5. Place one marshmallow in the center of each dough triangle. Carefully wrap the dough around the marshmallow. Try to be careful and not let any of the marshmallow peek out, otherwise Jesus, I mean the marshmallow, will leek out during the the baking process. Explain that the dough represents the tomb where Jesus was buried.

6. Brush each roll with melted butter and sprinkle with leftover sugar.

7. Bake for about 10 minutes (or according to package directions).

8. When the rolls have cooled, have the kids break them open to see what they find! (they'll be empty since the marshmallow has melted). Explain that this represents the empty tomb and Jesus has risen!


Have a wonderful, blessed Easter!!!

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Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Instagramin'

HUGE NEWS FLASH!! I just got the memo....it's the 21st century!!! SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.....wait for it.....

I'm on Instagram!!!

I KNOW, I KNOW...make fun of me all you want, but I'm a late adopter here, m'kay? Don't hate.

I've been on Facebook for awhile and when I think about it, I kinda wish I would have just started with Instagram and bypassed Facebook all together. On Facebook, I LOVE seeing pictures of friends and family near and far, their kids, what they're doing..heck, I even like to see what they're eating! What I could do without is political commentary, posts that mean nothing to anyone but one person and just the general complaining that people feel they need to vent to the world. That's why I think Instagram could me more my style....?? Less drama, just pictures of fun stuff...?? Anyone with me?

So be patient with me as I navigate this 21st century technology. Please just.....


I will still be using Facebook (because I'm vintage like that!) but I'll also post blog stuff on Instagram as well (or at least I'll try!). Wish me luck!

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Sunday, March 22, 2015

Seven on Sunday ~ Week 12

Sooooo I was TERRIBLE at taking pictures this week! Not sure what happened but I totally fell off the wagon :) So hope you don't mind the mess of randomness this week! What else is new around here :)

Day 1: Sunday ~ We didn't do much today, but on Saturday, we went to a St. Patty's Day family dinner/dance with church. It was A LOT of fun-especially for the kids! They danced the night away to all the Irish music!


Even Father Jerome got in on the action!

Day 2: Monday ~ I didn't take a "Monday" pic but I did clean out my Gmail Inbox and found this pic a friend sent to me from our school/church Christmas Party! This is me with Father David, one of our retired priests. We seriously have the best priests around!!


Day 3: Tuesday ~ No pic AGAIN, so here's one of my favorite quotes. You can check out my "Quotes" board on Pinterest HERE.


Day 4: Wednesday ~ We watched Buddy play the first game of his coach-pitch Little League career! He got a base hit along the third base line on his first at bat (he was nervous, I could tell!!)! His team is BY FAR the best team in a league--they rock! Go Mets!


Day 5: Thursday ~ My girls catching ladybugs at baseball practice :)

Day 6: Friday ~ The kids had the day off school and they may have killed each other. That explains why there's no picture :)

Day 7: Saturday ~ Saturday mornings at the ballpark. Buddy did AWESOME! So proud of him.


See you back here tomorrow for another wardrobe post! Have a great week!

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Friday, March 20, 2015

Foodie Friday ~ Pepperoni Pizza Quesadillas

Two of my favorite foods...pizza and quesadillas. I swear, you could put pretty much anything between two flour tortillas with cheese, grill it and I would eat it! My original version of quesadillas was a classic version, stuffed with chicken, cheese and bell peppers. SOOO yummy! This version combines everything on a pepperoni pizza, but grilled up between two crispy flour tortillas. Serious yumminess going on in this one, kids! I serve it up with a quick Caesar Salad (minus the chicken) and it's a dinner everyone LOVES!

Pepperoni Pizza Quesadillas

Pepperoni Pizza Quesadillas
Makes 3 large quesadillas (serves 3-6)

6 flour tortillas
2-3 cups of Monterey Jack and/or sharp cheddar cheese (i use both)
20-25 slices of pepperoni (i use turkey pepperoni)
3 tablespoons marinara or pizza sauce (of course I used Gino Rispoli)
Olives (optional)

1. Heat a large countertop griddle or skillet to medium high heat.

2. Lay out three tortillas. Spread each one with about 1 tablespoon (a LIGHT layer) of marinara sauce. Top the sauce with cheese, pepperoni and olives (optional)--just like a pizza!

3. Sprinkle a bit more cheese on the tortilla and top with the other tortilla.

4. Brush the top of the quesadillas with olive oil or cooking spray. Place oiled-side down on the griddle or skillet; brush the other side with olive oil or cooking spray.

5. Cook quesadillas until golden brown and the cheese is gooey and melted (approx. 3 minutes per side).

6. Cool for a few minutes and slice into wedges.

There you have it--Italian/Mexican Fusion!!!


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Sunday, March 15, 2015

SEVEN ON SUNDAY ~ WEEK 11

Fun week but I'm still tired from the time change!

Day 1: Sunday ~ It was a beautiful day for a little batting practice in the courtyard!

Day 2: Monday ~ My girlfriends and I got together for our semi-annual Bachelor "Final Rose" party. I'm happy with Chris' decision--let's hope Whitney can live amongst the corn and cows and drive an hour to Target #thanksbutnothanks #mommyneedstarget #teamwhitney

Day 3: Tuesday ~ I was DRAGGING the next day after staying at the Final Rose party until after 11pm, so I was totally stressing about finishing up my progress reports at work! I swear, I stress out EVERY trimester I have to do these and EVERY TIME I think I'm not going to finish on time!! BUT...I finished! It was a marathon, but it's DONE!! Totally thought of this quote that I have had Pinned forever:


Day 4: Wednesday ~ I had to head to Sports Authority in the mall today to get Buddy some baseball gear, so of course Sarah wanted to stop at the playground! #handsanitizer

Day 5: Thursday ~ Buddy got a punching bag (his request) for his birthday, and he LOVES it! Showing off some of his moves...

...this is one way to eat leftover birthday cake....

Day 6: Friday ~ Sarah and I headed over to Corte Madera for some errands so she got a little play time at the playground there. I swear, every kid was hot-tempered and dressed like a Crew Cuts model! It was weird. I was also the ONLY mom there NOT pregnant! Talk about odd...not sure what's in the water over in Marin County...

Soooo....I just stood far back and drank my coffee :)

Day 7: Saturday ~Baseball Opening Day!!! Have you EVER seen a kid more excited to start the season??!!! This kid is PUMPED!! :)

He is SO funny...he was all stressed out about taking pictures today, so he practiced smiling last night--he hates smiling "on cue". This morning the first thing he said to me was, "Wait, Mom, is my smile still there?!" (and he smiled his cheesy smile so I could "check"). I about died laughing!
The girls killed time at the park and Sarah discovered the tire swing :)


Have a great week!!!

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Friday, March 13, 2015

Foodie Friday ~ Guinness Stew

It's FRIDAY!! Woo hoo! With St. Patty's Day right around the corner it's time to start thinking about the most important thing about this day....what we're going to eat and drink!!!! Now, what to drink is a no-brainer--you gotta go for a nice tall pint (or 3) of Guinness. But why stop there?! Why not throw a pint into your meal, too!!??

Although I tuck away my soup and stew recipes come spring, this Guinness Stew recipe is an exception. I make it every St. Patty's Day because it's easy, delicious and and forces me to buy Guinness and drink the leftovers! Bottoms up!!!

Guiness Stew Recipe
Photo Credit: Blissfully Delicious

Beef & Guinness Stew
**serves 4-6

1 lb. stew meat, cut into large chunks
2 tablespoons flour
1/2 tablespoon smoked paprika
1 large onion, chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 tablespoon tomato paste
1 14.5 oz can of Guinness
1 cup beef stock (or more, as it cooks)
3-45large carrots, cut into chunks
2 springs fresh thyme
Extra virgin olive oil
Salt/Pepper

1. Toss stew meat with flour, smoked paprika, salt and pepper.

2. Heat a tablespoon or two of olive oil in a large skillet and cook meat in batches until it is just golden brown on the outside (does NOT need to be cooked through).

**LAZY GIRL NOTE: You can skip the browning of the meat and just throw it right until the crockpot after you have seasoned it, but know that you will be missing a KEY layer of flavor that happens when you brown the meat.

3. Toss browned meat into the crockpot along with the onions, garlic, carrot, tomato paste and sprigs of thyme. Pour beef stock and Guinness down over the top of everything and give everything a nice stir.

4. Cook on LOW for 7-8 hours or HIGH for 5-6 hours until meat is tender. If the stew needs more liquid as it cooks, feel free to add more beer or beef stock :)

5. Serve with Irish soda bread or any crusty bread...and more Guinness :) Because remember....


Now go get your Irish on!
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Wednesday, March 11, 2015

BUILDING A WARDROBE YOU LOVE PART 3~ MAKE A LIST

Building a Wardrobe You Love List of Items

We're on the home stretch of Building a Wardrobe You Love! We've cleaned our closets, we're Pin-spired...so now it's time to go shopping!!! Woo Hooo! For the record- I used to HATE shopping. Hate it. I can't pinpoint exactly why--i think partly because I found it more fun to shop for kid's clothes...partly because post-3 babies I didn't feel great about my body....and partly because I just didn't know what to BUY!!

Although I can't help you so much with the first two....I am going to try to guide you in the right direction with the "not knowing what to buy" part.

I think most of us go shopping, see things we like and buy them without really thinking in terms of building a wardrobe...or how the pieces we buy fit in with the other items in our closets. In the past year, if I find a piece of clothing I love, I ask myself, "Can I make at least 3-5 outfits with this item?" If the answer is no, I rarely make the purchase. Now that I'm getting older, I really feel "less is more." I want a smaller amount of items, but I want all of those things to be items I LOVE and that are versatile pieces in my closet.

 Now, before I give out the "shopping list," it comes with some caveats:

~ DO NOT get hung up on the EXACT items I post pictures of. This "list" is all about Building a Wardrobe you Love. Make it your own! I am purposely not putting links to items because you don't need these exact items!! I am just trying to give you a ROUGH idea of what "printed pants" or "sneakers" might look like. If you really want to know where a particular item is from, just leave a comment or email me!

~ Switch it up! Look at this list as I rough outline of things needed to build a wardrobe.  The goal is the build a wardrobe of clothes that are practical for your lifestyle and that you can mix and match with each other. If you don't like a particular item, no worries! But just note, that even if you've never owned or thought about owning a certain item, think about trying it out or getting Pinspired. Change happens when you can go outside your comfort zone :)

~ The items I list are targeted toward an on-the-go-mom/gal--casual and comfy.  Some items are also appropriate for a business casual environment and other more dressy events such as date night. Feel free to just use the list as a building block, adding in more casual or dressy items that fit your lifestyle.

~ These items are skewed for a Spring wardrobe, but many of them can also be worn all 4 seasons. I will post updated lists by season when the time comes :)

~ Building a wardrobe takes TIME. Don't expect to run out and find everything all at once. Hold out to find items that fit well and that you truly LOVE. And the good news is, you probably have many of these items already in your closet!

~ In upcoming posts, I will show you how to mix and match these items to make a TON of outfits! You discover that you definitely don't need "a lot" to make a great wardrobe. 

Building a Wardrobe You Love List of Items


JEANS & PANTS
  • Dark Wash Jeans ~ A great pair of good fitting dark wash jeans will serve you throughout the year. They can easily be dressed up or down and are a wardrobe staple in my opinion. Skinny, straight leg, boot cut...whatever flatters your figure and makes you feel great!

  • Other Jeans ~ These can be any other pair of jeans that you love, that you can see yourself wearing a lot. There are a zillion styles to choose from--boot cut, straight leg, skinny, distressed, cropped....sky's the limit. Find a pair that fits well and that are super comfy. 
  • Colored jeans or pants ~ Colored jeans and pants had their hey day a couple of years ago, but you can still pull them off now and still be totally on trend. Having a pair of non-neutral pants in your closet really opens up so many more outfit possibilities! If this is your first pair of colored pants, choose a pair that is more of a muted color, such as the "red" ones below. If colored pants still scare you, opt for more neutral tones such as sage green, grey and my personal fave, white! (is white a color? can't remember what the research says about that one!)
  • Printed jeans or pants ~ Printed pants scare you more than colored pants, don't they?? Don't worry, they scared me too. Although you aren't going to fill your closet with printed pants, having a pair around can really add some spice and interest to your wardrobe. Did you see how many ways you can wear camo pants in last week's post?? The black dot ones on the left would be great for an office or business casual setting. If you don't believe me, use your Pin-spired skills from last week and start searching for camo pants or printed pants outfits!
  • Black pants/jeans ~ Wardrobe staple, no? The key to this is finding the right pair to fit your lifestyle. If you need more work appropriate pants, opt for a dressier pair that are not denim. If you just plan to wear them as "everyday" pants, choose a "chino" or denim material. Again, fit is everything. Find a pair you LOVE--you will wear them again and again.


TOPS

Building a Wardrobe You Love List of Items

Sky's the limit with tops. It's nice to have a wide variety of tops in your closet that will pair well with the bottoms you choose (above). When shopping for tops, it's really important to ask, "Can I pair this top with at least 3 bottoms in my closet?"

1. Striped Top:A striped top (or ten, in my case) is a wardrobe staple. It can turn a simple "jeans and tee" outfit into something a little bit more special. Striped tops are essential!

2. Solid tees: Great fitting, solid color tees are the perfect building block. You can jazz them up with great accessories such as a necklace or scarf. Never underestimate a perfect fitting tee. They are my go-to's for sure! (remember, I'm a jeans and tee kinda gal)

3. Printed blouse: A printed blouse is a great piece because you can pair it with colored bottoms, jeans or black pants. A nice blouse paired with jeans is a perfect for a night out with the gals or a casual date night. If your lifestyle is super casual like mine is, look for blouses with no collar for a more relaxed, casual look.

4. Solid blouse: Ditto of above. I recommend a nice black or ivory that can be dressed up or down.

5. Printed tops/tees: Go crazy here! Choose tops and tees that fit well and insert your own personal style! I happen to love graphic tees! Printed tops/tees are easy to pair with colored bottoms or shorts.

6. Button downs: I'm not the biggest button down fan, but I am coming around! They are great on their own, or as a layering piece. My personal faves are chambray and gingham (gingham is HUGE this spring!), but you can also find a cute printed one or even a plain white one. If the traditional "button-down" look bugs you, look for a "popover" style shirts or shirts without a collar.

SHOES

Building a Wardrobe You Love List of Items
Girls, we can never have enough shoes. However, I absolutely love my shoe collection because I wear almost every single pair...often!!! I love having an arsenal of comfy, neutral shoes.

1. Neutral Flats: Comfy flats can turn a frumpy outfit into a classy outfit. Jeans, tee and tennis shoes=major frump. Jeans, a tee and flats....pulled together and comfy! I LOVE my nude flats and wear them all the time! Leopard is also a neutral (FYI) and are the most worn shoes in my closet!

2. Cognac/Tan Flat Sandals: My faves for spring and summer! Find ones that are comfy and easy to put on....ain't nobody got time to sit and deal with buckling straps! These are the perfect, classy alternative to your flip flops!

3. Cute Flip Flops: Speaking of flip flops, I can't diss them because flip flops are literally my best friend in the summer! If you can find slightly dressy, "blingy" ones, it will just take your whole outfit up a (small) notch.

4. Sneakers: I cannot tell you how much I am LOOOVING the sneaker trend! They are the absolute perfect shoe for busy gals who also want to look slightly "on trend" yet comfy. I will profess my Converse love until the day I die, but Toms or slip on sneakers also have my heart :) Don't worry...if you are barfing right now at the thought of sneakers, I TOTALLY hear you! That was me, too! Try some on...they'll grow on you...to the point you'll want to be buried in them...trust me :)

5. Wedges (optional): A pair of neutral wedges are great to add to your shoe collection for more "dressy" occasions. I LOVE my Toms wedges because they are slightly dressy, but comfy and functional.

FINISHING OR LAYERING PIECES

Building a Wardrobe You Love List of Items
Whatever you want to call them, the purpose of these pieces is two-fold-- they can add warmth and that extra layer you need on cooler spring mornings. And also, they can add a little interest and depth to your outfit.

1. Plain cardis: To me, a cardigan can pull an entire outfit together. There is just something about a good-fitting cardigan that just says, "Yep, I'm classy, yet casual and I got this under control." (maybe I'm the only one who hears their cardigans talking to them...i should probably get that checked out...)

2.  Jean Jacket: Gotta have it. Find a lightweight, great fitting one and it will take you to the moon and back! You can pair it with your colored jeans, printed pants, maxi skirts and dresses, shorts, you name it! My distressed jean jacket might be the most worn item in my closet.

3. Lightweight vest (optional): I love my military-style vest. I wear it with everything from jeans to shorts. Peruse Pinterest if you are on the fence about a vest. It can definitely add some spice and interest to your wardrobe.

4.  Casual Blazer or Cropped Jacket (optional): Again, if you are having trouble picturing yourself wearing this, consult Pinterest. Shop for a jersey-knit blazer for a casual "throw-on-with jeans"-type feel. It will definitely take jeans up a few notches. With blazers, fit is KEY! Look for one that hits right at your waist and that isn't too long...otherwise it's frump-central.

SKIRTS & DRESSES
Building a Wardrobe You Love List of Items

I recommend 1-2 of the following:

1. Maxi skirt (striped or solid)
2. Maxi dress
3. Short cotton dress (solid, stripe, etc)

These dresses/skirts are a nice alternative to your jeans and pants, yet don't sacrifice comfort in any way! One of my favorite outfits is a short jersey dress, jean jacket and sneakers!

ACCESSORIES

Building a Wardrobe You Love List of Items
I didn't use to be a proponent of accessories at all! I thought my money was better spent buying items of clothing. Boy, was I wrong! I came to realize that accessories are a KEY component in making a simple outfit into something special. On any day when I look at my closet and think "I have nothing to wear," I almost ALWAYS turn to jeans, great fitting tee and a scarf. OR jeans, a great fitting tee and a long necklace. Simple to special. Or as I like to say, "drab to fab." :)

Go crazy with accessories! But if you don't know where to begin, here's the short list:

1. Solid and Printed Scarves: Simple, inexpensive way to amp up any outfit! Look for scarves that coordinate with other items in your closet. Again, the essential question of, "Does it go with at least 3 other items in my closet?"

2. Long Necklace: LOVE long necklaces! They elongate your torso (score!!) and add just the perfect "pulled together" touch without being fussy. Layer them under your scarves like in the 4th picture in this post.

3. Gold or silver dangly earrings: Jeans, tee, nice dangly earrings just says "I made an effort." I wear my gold or silver ones almost daily!

4. Watch: I didn't use to be a "watch" person (who wears a watch when they can just check the time on their phone??!). But I finally got one and now I can't live without it! It's functional (apparently it tells time) and beautiful (i got a blingy one). It's the perfect accessory. Mine is Fossil and great quality-- I got it for less than $50 at Nordstrom Rack. It will last forever.

5. Small, Dainty Necklace: Love these for layering and just that "feminine" look.

6. Statement Necklace: You get a lotta bling for your buck here! I love simple outfits and a statement necklace. Again, it can take jeans and a tee from "drab to fab." :)

Ok, girls..who's ready to shop 'til they drop??!!! Once you have these basic items in your closet, they make great building blocks for adding in more trendy pieces later on. If you buy good quality items and take care of them, they should last at least a few years...hopefully more!!

The last installment of the Building a Wardrobe You Love Series is next week! The topic is "Shopping Mistakes." My misfortune will be your gain because Lord knows I have made TONS of shopping mistakes!!

In case you missed the last two posts in the Building a Wardrobe You Love series, you can find them here:

Part One: The Two-Step Closet Purge

Part Two: Getting Pin-Spired!

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