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  1. Issue · Sep 27, 2026

    Italy memories and settling back into a routine (opens the original)

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    Isn’t it funny how you go on vacation, have the time of your life, and then two days back into your normal routine it feels like the vacation was three years ago? That’s exactly how coming home from Italy felt.But I don’t want the whiplash of reentry to detract from the luxury of our week away. Wills and I got to be alone together, and then be together with some of our oldest friends, and it was incredibly restorative—both from a sleep perspective (!!!) and a soul perspective. I always feel that

  2. Issue · Aug 30, 2026

    Wrapping up summer and prepping for a big trip (opens the original)

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    The transition from summer to the school-year calendar is such a shift—physically, emotionally, and practically. I’m here for the frantic energy it brings, but I also have to squeeze in all my summer favorites one last time. So I spent the last week packing in as much corn, as many tomatoes, and as many pool dates as possible. I really didn’t eat nearly enough tomato pie this year!Millie starts Pre-K this year—and she’ll be wearing a uniform! I’m curious to see how it goes and hopeful it’ll make

  3. Issue · Aug 3, 2026

    Returning to Work (opens the original)

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    I return to work this Monday and I’m not very excited about it. Before I get to that, I must acknowledge how lucky I am to have gotten 20 weeks of maternity leave this time around and that my job allows reasonable flexibility as I transition to full-time corporate life. It’s hard to fathom that one quarter of employed mothers are back at work by week three after giving birth, and most are back by 12 weeks.1 It’s cruel to the child and to the mother, and it is the number one thing I care about wh

  4. Issue · Aug 2, 2026

    She's back! (opens the original)

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    Heyyy friends! Wow it feels amazing to type on a keyboard and share all that’s been floating around in my head. A lot has happened since I last posted…I had a baby boy! Harrison was born on March 6th and is a smiley, happy, big boy who we would squeeze all day if we could.<

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