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For my Margot and Kate. My daughters. You are my g For my Margot and Kate. My daughters. You are my greatest gifts, and it is an honor and privilege to be your mom. 

It is my hope that you will always be kind and bold. That you will stand up for what’s right, always speak up, and fight for what you believe in. And my girls, may you always always believe in whatever is good. 

When you’re afraid, or when you fall, or when you feel like you’ve failed, get back up, try again, and never give up. Be game changers and never forget that anything is possible, my strong, beautiful girls. How lucky I am that you’re mine. 💕

And my Margot girl, I hope I’m as strong as you someday. 

Happy International Women’s Day. #iwd2021 #internationalwomensday
One year ago this weekend, I made the decision to One year ago this weekend, I made the decision to keep Margot home from her toddler class and we went into our last week with our nanny. I had her keep Margot home all week - no park or library. Nothing. She was such a baby - just 20 months 😭 and I was so nervous. 

I am not a risk-taker when it comes to health and knew isolating was coming, but thought we’d be home die a couple of weeks. Here we are, one year later, still at home. It can be lonely, and like those of you who are taking this seriously or who have been impacted in one way or another, I am so tired. I’m sure you are, too.

Years from now, we will remember the time together. How close we became. That we made it through. Simple moments like this ✨ And the love.

I hope I remember the freeing feeling of getting into the car alone to run an errand because think of how GOOD life will feel when I’m on my way to meet a friend for lunch or to do something that’s actually fun? 

It’s so strange thinking about this time one year ago. If you had told me what the next year would hold (a year at home, a cancer diagnosis six weeks before Kate’s arrival, losing my great aunt, or stepping down from my role at The Everygirl, I never would have believed you. Life isn’t what I thought it would be and it’s really almost unrecognizable in some ways, but there’s *so* much good. 

However you’ve gotten through the last year, living alone, with someone, as a parent etc, we are getting closer to the light. ✨ Sending you all love and hope, and endless appreciation for all those of you who kept people safe and kept our country operating during such a scary time. Heroes. All of you. 

Swipe to see the cutest video. She grabs the Coco Chanel card and asks to listen to Oasis. That’s my girl 💕
I missed Margot’s first time on the swings. It h I missed Margot’s first time on the swings. It had been too cold to take her to the park and finally warmed up enough on a day that I was at the office. Our (wonderful) nanny sent a photo of my baby on the swings and I cried at my desk. Motherhood does that to ya. She was loved and had the best nanny (we miss her so much but COVID happened) so everything was fine but it opened my eyes to how much I’d be missing. That it wouldn’t be the last time I missed something and that’s ok. 

I do plan on working (not 40 hours a week but I will be working) when we’re able to have a nanny again so it’ll happen again. I hope our next nanny loves my girls and that they experience new things with her. 

As 🙃 as the last year has been, I was the first one to push Katertot on the swings. Things aren’t what we thought they’d be but there’s always *always* a silver lining 💕✨ #LittleKateElizabeth

After my post this morning, I found myself thinking a lot about how we’re all doing one year later — especially those of us who are taking this pandemic seriously. It can be SO LONELY. What’s something you’re struggling with and what’s something that’s been a gift to you the last year? #motherhood #motherhoodunplugged
Shelves are looking so much better! Picked up a fe Shelves are looking so much better! Picked up a few things at @shopanecdote yesterday. Will share what I got in stories. 

There were some *strong* reactions to the last setup (swipe to see it) and I was over the controversial display book pretty quickly. Looks better, yes? I’m into it. ✨

And can we talk about this ☀️?! 

Vintage painting is from @shopanecdote - going back for more art ASAP.
Let’s talk about self care during a pandemic. Th Let’s talk about self care during a pandemic. The last year, taking care of myself was put on the back burner. March - May looked like me trying to run a company while caring for a toddler (while pregnant) and isolating. In May, cancer took over — nothing mattered more than making sure my toddler was ok. Six weeks later, I had a new baby, and those newborn days plus treatment...it was a lot. I stepped down from work and have been so focused on the girls that I rarely do anything for myself. 

This year has been hard for all of us, and harder for those of us who are taking COVID seriously. Loneliness, isolating, caring for little ones, working from home, etc. All of it. 

The other day, I was talking to one of my oldest and closest friends and she asked what Conor and I were doing to get a break. Ummmm 😳

A few days ago, I told my husband to get in the car and just go. Drive downtown, grab coffee, pick up curbside lunch...but to leave and get some time alone. He was gone for 3 hours and I swear he seemed different when he returned. 

I *got to* run downtown alone to pick up paint today. And errand that one year ago, I wouldn’t have wanted to run, but today, it was a chance to get some time to myself. I even grabbed a quick coffee to go at @sawadacoffee and it felt like a *thing* since I used to live for these lattes and it’s been a full year since I’ve had one. Caught up with 2 friends, too. Phone calls = the new hangout? Blah/I’ll take what I can get. So over texting and can’t get into the voice texting thing. 

If you’re a parent who’s following COVID guidelines and feeling the loneliness, don’t forget to take care of yourself. Last night, I painted my nails. I hate to admit this but I never have the time or don’t prioritize making the time because there’s laundry or cleaning or a blog post, and that is not ok. I decided to publish just one blog post this week because I had zero energy after the girls were asleep. 

It’s amazing how a drive and some coffee (in my new car - I got the @volvocarusa XC90 and LOVE it) is the new spa day, but that’s where I’m at right now, and I’m grateful for it. #motherhood #motherhoodunplugged
Bed is made, visible bedding is ironed, and our ro Bed is made, visible bedding is ironed, and our room is clean. I went through the girls’ closets today - saving some of Margot’s clothes for Kate and donating the rest. Spring cleaning in full effect! This will be the year I get this house under control. Who’s with me?
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For my Margot and Kate. My daughters. You are my g For my Margot and Kate. My daughters. You are my greatest gifts, and it is an honor and privilege to be your mom. 

It is my hope that you will always be kind and bold. That you will stand up for what’s right, always speak up, and fight for what you believe in. And my girls, may you always always believe in whatever is good. 

When you’re afraid, or when you fall, or when you feel like you’ve failed, get back up, try again, and never give up. Be game changers and never forget that anything is possible, my strong, beautiful girls. How lucky I am that you’re mine. 💕

And my Margot girl, I hope I’m as strong as you someday. 

Happy International Women’s Day. #iwd2021 #internationalwomensday
One year ago this weekend, I made the decision to One year ago this weekend, I made the decision to keep Margot home from her toddler class and we went into our last week with our nanny. I had her keep Margot home all week - no park or library. Nothing. She was such a baby - just 20 months 😭 and I was so nervous. 

I am not a risk-taker when it comes to health and knew isolating was coming, but thought we’d be home die a couple of weeks. Here we are, one year later, still at home. It can be lonely, and like those of you who are taking this seriously or who have been impacted in one way or another, I am so tired. I’m sure you are, too.

Years from now, we will remember the time together. How close we became. That we made it through. Simple moments like this ✨ And the love.

I hope I remember the freeing feeling of getting into the car alone to run an errand because think of how GOOD life will feel when I’m on my way to meet a friend for lunch or to do something that’s actually fun? 

It’s so strange thinking about this time one year ago. If you had told me what the next year would hold (a year at home, a cancer diagnosis six weeks before Kate’s arrival, losing my great aunt, or stepping down from my role at The Everygirl, I never would have believed you. Life isn’t what I thought it would be and it’s really almost unrecognizable in some ways, but there’s *so* much good. 

However you’ve gotten through the last year, living alone, with someone, as a parent etc, we are getting closer to the light. ✨ Sending you all love and hope, and endless appreciation for all those of you who kept people safe and kept our country operating during such a scary time. Heroes. All of you. 

Swipe to see the cutest video. She grabs the Coco Chanel card and asks to listen to Oasis. That’s my girl 💕
I missed Margot’s first time on the swings. It h I missed Margot’s first time on the swings. It had been too cold to take her to the park and finally warmed up enough on a day that I was at the office. Our (wonderful) nanny sent a photo of my baby on the swings and I cried at my desk. Motherhood does that to ya. She was loved and had the best nanny (we miss her so much but COVID happened) so everything was fine but it opened my eyes to how much I’d be missing. That it wouldn’t be the last time I missed something and that’s ok. 

I do plan on working (not 40 hours a week but I will be working) when we’re able to have a nanny again so it’ll happen again. I hope our next nanny loves my girls and that they experience new things with her. 

As 🙃 as the last year has been, I was the first one to push Katertot on the swings. Things aren’t what we thought they’d be but there’s always *always* a silver lining 💕✨ #LittleKateElizabeth

After my post this morning, I found myself thinking a lot about how we’re all doing one year later — especially those of us who are taking this pandemic seriously. It can be SO LONELY. What’s something you’re struggling with and what’s something that’s been a gift to you the last year? #motherhood #motherhoodunplugged
Shelves are looking so much better! Picked up a fe Shelves are looking so much better! Picked up a few things at @shopanecdote yesterday. Will share what I got in stories. 

There were some *strong* reactions to the last setup (swipe to see it) and I was over the controversial display book pretty quickly. Looks better, yes? I’m into it. ✨

And can we talk about this ☀️?! 

Vintage painting is from @shopanecdote - going back for more art ASAP.
Let’s talk about self care during a pandemic. Th Let’s talk about self care during a pandemic. The last year, taking care of myself was put on the back burner. March - May looked like me trying to run a company while caring for a toddler (while pregnant) and isolating. In May, cancer took over — nothing mattered more than making sure my toddler was ok. Six weeks later, I had a new baby, and those newborn days plus treatment...it was a lot. I stepped down from work and have been so focused on the girls that I rarely do anything for myself. 

This year has been hard for all of us, and harder for those of us who are taking COVID seriously. Loneliness, isolating, caring for little ones, working from home, etc. All of it. 

The other day, I was talking to one of my oldest and closest friends and she asked what Conor and I were doing to get a break. Ummmm 😳

A few days ago, I told my husband to get in the car and just go. Drive downtown, grab coffee, pick up curbside lunch...but to leave and get some time alone. He was gone for 3 hours and I swear he seemed different when he returned. 

I *got to* run downtown alone to pick up paint today. And errand that one year ago, I wouldn’t have wanted to run, but today, it was a chance to get some time to myself. I even grabbed a quick coffee to go at @sawadacoffee and it felt like a *thing* since I used to live for these lattes and it’s been a full year since I’ve had one. Caught up with 2 friends, too. Phone calls = the new hangout? Blah/I’ll take what I can get. So over texting and can’t get into the voice texting thing. 

If you’re a parent who’s following COVID guidelines and feeling the loneliness, don’t forget to take care of yourself. Last night, I painted my nails. I hate to admit this but I never have the time or don’t prioritize making the time because there’s laundry or cleaning or a blog post, and that is not ok. I decided to publish just one blog post this week because I had zero energy after the girls were asleep. 

It’s amazing how a drive and some coffee (in my new car - I got the @volvocarusa XC90 and LOVE it) is the new spa day, but that’s where I’m at right now, and I’m grateful for it. #motherhood #motherhoodunplugged
Bed is made, visible bedding is ironed, and our ro Bed is made, visible bedding is ironed, and our room is clean. I went through the girls’ closets today - saving some of Margot’s clothes for Kate and donating the rest. Spring cleaning in full effect! This will be the year I get this house under control. Who’s with me?
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