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I’ve always been a city girl. I was born in Washington, DC, I moved to Mexico City when I was five and then eventually to Portland, Oregon

at least that’s what I’m hoping for as we enter this new month with a forecast of rain. Back to SF to help cohost Jenni Kayne’s book launch at Marin Country Mart on April 9th from 12-2pm (rsvp here if you want to join). After months of gloomy weather all I’m inspired by is making everything in my life light and airy. Be sure to keep up with everything that’s happening day to day on Instagram.

When you go through the nighttime routine day after day, night after night alone, it begins to feel as though it’s groundhog’s day. * I also need to support Eric as well, because while it’s hard on me, it’s also excruciatingly hard on him. There isn’t time to try something new – it’s all about what works It’s drastically different to be a solo parent for a period of time than a single parent.

One of my goals for this year is to grow my business and begin seriously saving for things in the future for our family: buying our first home and saving for our children’s college funds and our own retirement. While I am not a John Hancock client, I enjoyed speaking with a John Hancock advisor well versed in financial planning strategies. John Hancock offers various tools and services to their clients during the financial planning process. In addition, I have been working hard over the past three years writing a book on design and I want to be ready for opportunities that might present themselves when it’s released this September.