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What you need for pregnancy and what you don’t – goods and state of mind

Robin April 27, 2018

Pregnancy, like any major life event, has a steep learning curve. You can’t really prepare, because you don’t know how things are going to be for you, but at the same time, you can learn about the range of things you can expect and know what resources are available once you run into trouble.

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Chicken Enchilada Soup

Robin April 25, 2018

Cheese and yogurt waiting to be stirred.

Enchiladas are a labor of love, so I keep coming up with lazy methods for getting the same flavors and textures.

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What is it like to be pregnant…with twins…in grad school?

Robin April 19, 2018

About two months into my pregnancy, my older brother D said “you’re so lucky you’re doing this in school, it’s way easier.” He wasn’t wrong.

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Chicken Cutlets

Robin April 17, 2018

This is a recipe most easily prepared with two people, although my mom made these weekly by herself (I watched, unhelpfully). It produces a lot of dishes, but these cutlets are fantastic cold, on a sandwich, or chopped up in any dish you would want to have chicken in. So, it’s a good opportunity to make a ton and eat them throughout the week. Read More

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