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19/03/2024

Sharing this again because we could use all the help we can get. Thank you to all those who have donated so far. Any amount or share is greatly appreciated, it all adds up! 🫶🫶🫶

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22/10/2021

✨APPRECIATION POST✨
While I have a lot to be thankful for and many people to thank, I want to shout out Hana of (who you can find at this Sunday 10/24!!).
She made these beautiful bowls with her own hands (and ❤️), in between mothering 3 beautiful children and caring for her partner & their small farm (during a pandemic, no less).
I purchased 2 bowls from her at and, sadly, one of them broke immediately in the chaos of my full house. I reached out to Hana to let her know of the “tragedy,” and she quickly offered to replace it.
Not only that, but she delivered, TO MY FRONTDOOR, *TWO* replacement bowls 😳. What?!
This is NOT business as usual. This is an example of a more feminine approach, where the bottom line isn’t just about profit, it’s also based on building & maintaining positive relationships. Thank you Hana for your unexpected and much appreciated generosity!! 🙏🏼❤️🥰
➡️ Scroll through to see the beautiful human behind these creations, as well as her contact info. You can find her and her beautiful ceramics this Sunday along with many other amazing venders (I see you 👀 ) at the last of 2021!!
🙏🏼

06/10/2021

Out and about with these two. They melt my heart 🥰
Oh, and makes the BEST French macarons in the city - we gut ours at

05/09/2021

Today is my birthday and I’m giving myself the gift of mental health.✨
In my 20 years of dancing with depression & anxiety, these past couple have by far been the most trying.
After multiple pregnancies, the start of COVID & high stress co-parenting, concern for Amélie in utero, a horrific C-section delivery, and a super rough postpartum, I was STRUGGLING … no, I was BREAKING.
I told people I was having a hard time and needed more support, including the nurses at my and Amélie’s wellness visits, but no one was REALLY hearing me or knew what to do. I just kept being told “Yeah, babies are hard” or “you should try counseling,” but all the counseling facilities are FULL.
Babies are hard, but no one should have to live the way that I was trying to survive. Things got really bad before I could chose to go seek help on my own, but I’m so glad that I did.
Thank you so much to the friends and family I have been reaching out to during this process. Thank you to the amazing people at Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare, who are set up to see folx for walk-in visits, like an urgent care for your brain. Thank you to the nurse-practitioner who took my concerns to heart and helped me find a medication that I feel comfortable to start using. And thank you to Kevin for being open to forgiving the harm that I have caused.
If you are local to Portland and in need of support: Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare Urgent Walk-in Clinic, 4212 SE Division St.
Multnomah County Crisis Line: (503) 988-4888
National Su***de Prevention Lifeline: (800)-273-8255
❤️ YOU ARE NOT ALONE ❤️

27/08/2021

is a way for mr address what I have learned that we are not generally taught
It’s a way for me to connect some dots and to show you that we knew how to take care of ourselves before we invited industry to do so.
We’ve also learned a lot from science, and I feel like I get to witness this beautiful intersection of knowledge and wisdom.
These are the tips, tricks, and bits of wisdom I have harvested along my journey.
May you find Peace, Hope, & Healing here.

01/07/2020

🌹BLACK LIVES MATTER🌹
ALWAYS AND FOREVER✨
Snapped one of too 👀

@ Portland, Oregon

06/03/2020

Some kind of wonderful ✨
Pasture-raised egg yolks and chunk flake salt . These ones are 7 minute eggs = boil water, drop in your eggs, let boil for 7 mins, remove into an ice bath 🧊🥣. I like mine anywhere from 5-8 mins, depending on my mood. 😊

03/03/2020

What are some of the obstacles you face in eating a balanced, nutrient dense diet?
Shown here: sweet potato gnocchi - one of my favorite things to make 🥰

06/02/2020

This is a perfectly 👌🏼cooked piece of Steelhead (a type of trout) from . Everything they do here is pure magic.✨ Go.right.now!
When life gets tough, I’m so grateful to be able to duck into a place like this, where quality and respect for ingredients are THE top priorities. I get handed a beautiful work of edible art to appreciate while bold and nuanced flavors dance around my tastebuds. This experience brings me such joy and I’m so thankful to be near to so many amazing humans doing amazing things with food 😁😁. I am especially thankful to get to share it all with , who is also extremely talented in the kitchen ❤️❤️❤️. —Thanks for dinner last night boo, it was so good! 😘😘

05/02/2020

JOY is part of healthy eating. ✨
I had some gluten-free slices, too, no salad, just fun. Not that salads aren’t fun too, but what isn’t fun though is worrying about what to eat CONSTANTLY. I like the 80/20 rule. I like to focus on supporting my digestion and nutritional needs 80% of the time, and the other 20% can be spent on treats like pizza, movie popcorns, ice cream or whatever I want. This is just a guideline, but it helps me to keep it in mind.
Now to get my raging coffee habit into check. ☕️🤦🏻‍♀️ Baby steps ...

30/01/2020

Making food is my favorite for of self-care✨

29/01/2020

When life gives you lemons 🍋, make zest! 💪🏼
I made lemon curd for a special little one’s birthday🎉, and I couldn’t let all this zest go to waste! I can use it to flavor a finishing salt, sprinkle on top of veggies or pasta like I did last night, or it would work well in soups!
Just a little goes a long way, and the brightness is especially nice during these winter months! 🌞❄️🌞❄️🌞