It’s hard to believe there are only two days and two photos left in #FebPhotoADay after this post. I’ve really enjoyed the challenge! Fat Mum Slim has recently announced a #MarchPhotoADay project in case you’re interested in joining up.
Today’s photo was of something I ate, which makes it all the more appealing for this here food blog. ๐
Remember the California quinoa that I found at Whole Foods a couple of weeks ago?ย It’s still on sale right now. I combined it with chicken sausage and a bit of manchego cheese. Yum!
It has been a busy day around here. I started a new freelance writing project that I’m excited about in addition to business as usual. March is going to be jam-packed, that’s for sure! Today I’m sharing some of the musings and writings that I’ve enjoyed reading lately from elsewhere in the blogiverse. Although I love so many food blogs, I also find inspiration from these great bloggers and authors.
- What Is A Quarter-Life Crisis? by Meagan Adele Lopez – I had the chance to meet Meagan late last week. She is the author of Three Questions and an entrepreneur – needless to say, we had a lot to chat about! Her blog and her book are worth checking out (I turn 25 this year, so the quarter-life crisis definitely applies).
- 13 Ways To Impress An Agent by Rachelle Gardner – Rachelle is full of great information related to writing and publishing from an agent’s perspective.
- 5 Strategies For Becoming A Better Conversationalist by Michael Hyatt – Another great blog to subscribe to if you’re interested on topics related to leadership, productivity and also publishing. This post was a very good read, especially after the introvert discussion last week.
- There Are No Grades In The School Of Life by Srinivas Rao – A great “kick in the pants” reminder that it’s a good thing to fail, so long as you are out there trying and doing. It’s how we learn, grow and improve for next time.
- Book Writing In The Age Of Blogs by Laura Vanderkam – Laura’s blog is great for many reasons, not the least of which is her ability to make me want to be more productive.
Hopefully you’ll find these reads as enjoyable as I did – and perhaps find a new favorite blog, too!
What non-food blogs have you been loving lately?
Abrazos,
Mine
YES! I couldn’t agree with you more!
hahahha- Erin! She cracks me up. I love hers too. We had chicken sausage in our dinner tonight- very good!
Completely agreed on both accounts! ๐
The quinoa dish looks delish! I’m thinking I need some quinoa in my life this week.
I’m loving it! I still haven’t tried to make it myself – that’s my next project!
Thanks Jenn for posting the link to my blog!! I’m so excited to check out your blog now, and the other blogs you recommended. Had SUCH a great time talking to you the other day, and can’t wait to follow your progress.
Love intros when they really work!
You’re so welcome! I really enjoyed talking with you, too – and couldn’t agree more on intros that work. ๐
Excited to hear about your new project! My fav new blog is babble.com for parenting stuff. Lots of great, irreverent writers.
I’m excited to tell you more! Let’s catch up this week, if you’re free. Babble.com is a great site!
LOL AT ERIN. she is hilarious
and anything with chicken/pork sausage + CHEEEEEESE = a winner to me!
I know! Love her. And you. ๐
Uhh….I’ve been reading a green wedding blog (green wedding shoes) for the past few months…can someone say desperate? lol~
This comment makes my night. ๐