The Goods
I have the best intentions you guys. I really do. I so want to show up here every week and bring you a new recipe(s) with gorgeous photos and a little story to go with but right now I’m struggling to keep milk in the fridge and take a shower every few days you know? The reality is I’ve got a trillion other things on my mind and the blog is at the bottom of the list behind life, kids, family and so forth. And as much as I’d like to think I am, I’m not actually super woman. I would like my own cape however. So like I wrote when I shared these amazingly tasty and simple cookies, If things get quiet around here for a bit it’s nothing more than me tending to life. I’ll get back to the regularly programming just as soon as I’m ready. As always, thanks for reading and enjoy The Goods!
Park City is doing it’s May thing where one day it’s gorgeous and sunny and the next rainy and cold. Crossing my fingers for a string of nice days soon!
A girl can dream.
Do you buffer?
I’m getting over a nasty sinus infection. I seem to be prone to them. Do you get them? Any words of wisdom you want to share?
Words NOT to use if you want to sound smarter.
64 Positive Things to Say to Your Kids. (Love 17 and 22.)
BLT + Pasta. I’m sold.
Potatoes + beans. No really, these are GORGEOUS.
Cheese + apples (my favorite combo!) in a salad. Y to the S.
Avocado + marinated veggies. I want the whole bowl!
The perfect gluten free chocolate chip cookie. For reals.
My better half had a birthday this week and he requested this cake. It’s darned easy and his favorite. How could I not?
Is it too late to request a pair (or two) these for Mother’s Day? (Because donut leggings are a must.)
The softest t-shirts, awesome graphics and a really good cause. I just ordered 3.
Have a great weekend and as always, thanks for reading! xo, Kelley
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All I know is that sinus infections are painful and very miserable. Take care Kelley.
For the Sinus Infections have you tried the Saline Nasal Rinses?
When I feel like I have a sinus infection coming on, I use 2 packets of Saline in the water in the am & 2 packets in the pm. They are a little tricky to get used to, but I think they help a ton.
Yes! When I was in Mexico a doctor told me to do this. He reminded me that when you swim in the ocean your sinuses open up and your nose runs like crazy. I really works well.
After a lifetime of sea level dwelling I now live at high altitude. The Saline Nasal Rinse helps tremendously for pre and post sinus infection flushing. I have also found using humidifier at night works wonders for keeping things un-stuffed and flowing well. We use the basic Walgreen’s model in every bedroom. Whatever model you use make sure it is a cool mist to help shrink your sinuses. Finally, pre-sinus infection when I feel the slightest swelling I begin using cold compresses on my sinus cavities (around cheeks, eyes and forehead, this also shrinks the sinuses and allows stuff to drain.
Hope you feel better.
Kelley—I endorse the notion of rinsing the sinuses. I use a Neti Pot, when needed and love it! Takes a bit of an adjustment and learning curve to using it (maybe a couple of times)…..after that, you will be sold! Feel better soon. xo
Hope you are doing well. Miss seeing you! Love that cake. I think it needs to be on my birthday wish list!
I’m in the same spot as you… I want to give my blog my all, or I think I do, but when it comes down to it I’m actually perfectly happy just giving it what I can when I can… the only time I feel differently is when I try to “keep up with the Jonses” and I really don’t want to be a Jones anymore!
Love you, friend! Hope you are feeling better!
So great seeing you this weekend! xoxo
My rolls turned out fine. I used 2 cups of milk, as listed in the recipe. ..just need to work on putting them together . Thanks!! Sandy.