Things got busy this week, and I haven’t had a chance to write for a few days! But I’m back with another bit of feminine inspiration for your weekend.
A few years ago I read the (somewhat controversially named) book French Women Don’t Get Fat by Mireille Guiliano, and I fell in love with the idea of Euro-style eating. Now, that isn’t to say all Europeans eat exactly as described in the book… but having visited Europe several times myself, there’s definitely truth to the idea that eating across the Atlantic is an elevated experience compared to American dining.… Read More »
A quick note before I get into this post: if you’re looking for some of my personal life posts on the blog, I’m feeling a bit protective of our family’s privacy right now so those are private. I might re-publish in the future! It’s hard to strike a balance and draw boundaries between what’s my kids’ lives and what’s my life, and sometimes I reevaluate and change my mind.
Day 2 of my new post series and today’s inspiration is a favorite book of mine growing up, The Two Princesses of Bamarre. 
Hello lovely friends! Lately our life is pretty boring, so I’m going to skip the Life Lately’s for a few weeks. Instead, I’ve been thinking about one of the topics that Fiona Ferris writes about in her “chic” book series (there are three main books in the series + others on more specific topics, like healthy eating and curating a chic closet).
As I’m reading the Thirty Chic Days series, I realize that as a reader of mostly non-fiction/self-help books, I definitely gravitate towards books written by women who aren’t parents.