A Mother’s Day reflection from seven sisters navigating motherhood, careers, marriage, family, loss, growth, and the beautiful chaos of becoming the women we once watched our own mother be.
A peek inside life on the road with LoDa—spring skies, long drives, and the little moments that make the journey just as fun as the destination. Texas, here we come.
He worked. I wandered. And somehow, it became one of my favorite trips—solo exploring by day, incredible London nights, and a few meals I’d fly back for.
I turned an awkward, empty wall into a custom DIY plate rack — complete with scalloped shelves, brass rails, and an arched detail. What started as a simple sketch became one of my most satisfying projects (and a big confidence boost along the way).
Growing up one of seven sisters meant chaos, constant noise, and somehow only one shower for all of us. From a house always full of people to the quiet that followed, this is what it really felt like.
Mahjong isn’t confusing — it’s unfamiliar. Week One isn’t about strategy or scoring. It’s about learning what you’re actually holding and training your eye to recognize patterns. If you can sort laundry, you can learn mahjong.
Every morning during my 7am workout, I watch garden influencers and dream about a flower garden overflowing with blooms. This year, that dream turned into a full-scale seed-starting setup… right inside my daughter Sophia’s bedroom.
Mid-March feels like standing in between seasons—and in between versions of yourself. A reflection on change, intuition, and learning to trust what you already know.
New to American Mahjong? Download this free printable quick play guide that walks you through table setup, the Charleston, and dealing tiles — perfect for beginners.
Lauri always has multiple books going — audiobooks for walking, road trips to Albany, and whatever her husband Dave recommends. Here’s what she’s reading, what she loved, and what she didn’t finish.
One year ago, I didn’t know a PUNG from a dragon. Today, I’m teaching beginner Mahjong. Here’s what I wish I knew on day one — and where we’re starting in my new lesson series.
One year after closing on 150 acres in Saratoga County, we’re looking back at cleanouts, construction, wildlife, renovation, and the steady work of turning vision into reality.
After unpacking a million bags of clothes, I had a realization — I’m an over-consumer. So in 2026, I’m changing the rules and turning to thrifting instead.
I have spent most of my life resisting winter.
But somewhere between falling on skis, rucking through snow, and standing under a pink February sky… I stopped fighting.
And winter met me differently.
When windchill cancels the camper plans and elder care calls, you clean out the pantry, bake something rich and chocolatey, and let the house feel warm again.
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