Italy is one of my favorite places in the world. After studying the language in Tuscany during college, I fell hard for the people, the landscape, and yes of course, the food. Not that I hadn’t already loved Italian food (like any good American), but my love for the cuisine
Meal prep for flight attendants is more important than ever right now, with food options on layovers and in airports being limited due to COVID-19. I’m on-call for the next 3 days, and woke up to a call from scheduling, telling me I would be gone for all of them.
Matt and I love to go to a coffee shop or bakery on the weekends for pastries and lattes. We love the ritual of sipping them together at a coffee bar, comparing whatever we were currently drinking to lattes from different shops. If we ever wanted coffee at home, for
All this extra time at home has given me ample opportunity to let my good eating habits of yesteryear fall by the wayside. I’ve been craving my beloved Arden’s Garden smoothies & juices from Atlanta to help balance me out, but, as I’ve previously lamented, it isn’t available in Seattle.
Not having the same office to return to each day means my suitcase & lunchbox are my only constants. I treat them like someone with a regular office job might treat their desk: leaving helpful items in them full-time to help make my life easier. Here are some of my
This was an idea born of a need to use a rotisserie chicken that had been languishing in the fridge for a couple days now. A well-intentioned purchase that seemed destined to go unused, becoming less appetizing by the day. Using Bon Appetit’s recipe for a versatile cashew dressing (linked
Being away from home for days at home means temptations are around every turn, from airport fast food to hotel room service, all vying for my dollars and will power. In keeping my lunchbox healthy, I not only have more control over my weight, but I also have more energy
