How far along: 7 months, already! Kicks: I've been feeling our little girl kick since Christmas when I was about 15 weeks. She is a dancer, but so much more gentle than John Shea ever was in the womb. He used to kick me so hard during the night Cam could see my belly move and would regularly hear me whimpering in my sleep. She thankfully doesn't do that but just like her brother, gets the most excited when Cam has his hand on my belly and is talking to her. So sweet. Cravings: Chocolate!! But ... continue reading...
Meringues with Chocolate Sauce and Creme Chantilly
My Mom has the greatest collection of cookbooks, a glorious bookcase full, collected over the years with most of the pages leafed and all of them well-read and well-loved. More often than not, though, she creates meals from her own mind with what sounds good or looks good that day. My brother Mikey told me the last time we were visiting that I couldn't be the one to make his delicious salsa because I never follow recipes and would change his. I laughed outloud because he's right! I like to think ... continue reading...
John Shea at a Year and a Half!
My new favorite photo. I was going to save those bunny jammies and the bunny stuffty for his Easter basket but could not resist giving them to him early! There really is so much to love about this age, but these are a few of the stand-outs: Hearing him yell "Dadda!" at the top of his lungs when Cam gets home and hearing his little pitter-patter feet running down the hall. He calls me "Na - Na" so we're alllllmost at Mama. He gets humor! And is seriously funny! Cam ... continue reading...
A Guide to the Monterey & Carmel Farmer’s Markets
It's no secret that I love farmer's markets and especially the ones here in Monterey and Carmel. There's one every day!! One of the first things I did when we moved here was visit all of them and as the weeks and months passed, I found my favorite markets and vendors that I go back to each week with John Shea, usually with a coffee in hand and a basket hanging from his stroller. It's fun not only picking out locally grown foods, but also being outside, talking and developing relationships with ... continue reading...
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