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here’s a “what a vegan eats in a day” post for me to point folks who are artificially concerned about my protein intake to

this post is about food, specifically food that i have eaten today.

6 statement pieces that really make a statement

as a student of sustainability on a quest to become more of a friend to the planet than a foe, i made it a point in 2020 to stop buying new clothes.

i am a stamp collector now

happy friday, friends. on monday i go back to work after a week off of self care and catching up on hobbies, old and new. i wanted to tell you about my newest. it all started a couple of weeks ago when a coupon insert told me i can get 200 used stamps for “–only $1.00” and i was like “hell yeah, count me in.”

this blog is not even two months old but i’ve already given it a new look

i am currently going through what some would call _it_, and when i’m going through _it_ i cope by reorganizing the things around me that are reorganize-able.

celery soda for adults (real grown ups only!)

while quarantine makes it easy to avoid work and networking events with flowing alcohol, i still wanted to feel grown up and so i tried my hand at celery soda.

the first ever live laugh conf was both two weeks ago and a huge success

we did it, pals: on june 30th we launched a blog together and raised over $10,000 united states dollars for the womens prison association.

ayyy i‘m walking (more) here!!

i’ve been on this journey over the past month or so to recreate routines so i can get back into them and adapt to this pandemic vs. wait for a “normal” that’s not gonna happen.

here is the latest on "candles"

my buddy nick messaged me on twitter today asking if i’m into candles. friends, i’m into anything that is on fire on purpose.

how is this for "aesthetic"

over the weekend i did some gel nail art for the first time! to show it off, i’m taking a detour from my usual invisible handjob manicure pose and instead including a little slice of my kitchen–which doubles as my "day office."

6 very important things that had been sitting in my work bag since before the quarantine

it feels like both 5 years _and_ 5 hours ago since my job went from partially to 100% remote in response to the covid-19 pandemic. after my last day in the office, i came home and dropped my work bag to the side like i did every night and that’s where it remained, basically untouched, for about two months. i would like to share with you the six (6) most important things i found when i finally cleaned it out.

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