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Almost two years ago I set out to find the best ch Almost two years ago I set out to find the best chocolate chip cookie recipe, born out of my frustration for why all the cookies I made at home previously always turned out like hard muffin tops, and driven by how I love cc cookies so damn much. I only ever meant it to be for fun, but through it I gained a lot of knowledge about the intricacies that go into making a good cookie, and that there are indeed some phenomenal recipes out there and some that just ain’t it. All of it boils down to what your personal preferences for the qualities in a cc cookie are, which can differ drastically from person to person, and which is why I compiled a list of 10 Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipes Everyone Should Try, each recipe unique in characteristics, along with all my tips on how to get the best results every time you bake cookies. Link in bio 🍪
I’ve been leaving the bed unmade a lot more rece I’ve been leaving the bed unmade a lot more recently and find that it feels more inviting this way, like it’s already messed up so I don’t feel bad about jumping in and messing it up more. I also read a long time ago that it’s good for airing out your sheets and getting rid of any bugs that might be in there I forget exactly what it said but it was something horrifying like that.
[ad] After we closed on the house we joked that we [ad] After we closed on the house we joked that we would have a party in the jacuzzi the master bathroom came with but 6 months later, we still hadn’t tried it out. Partnering with @microcotton_usa encouraged me to finally break it in while also giving me a much overdue push to update our towel collection that has been long ignored for many years. One of our towels dates back to Oleg’s college years and despite it being tattered, riddled with bleach spots, and made of sandpaper, he still refuses to let it go 🤦🏻‍♀️ Hoping to change his mind with these Hotel Collection Ultimate Micro Cotton® bath towels that are soft but not TOO soft (soft enough to be comfortable but not so soft that it doesn’t feel like it’s drying you off) and what I love most is that they are MADE IN GREEN certified by OEKO-TEX®: no harmful chemicals are used and they are sustainably manufactured under environmentally friendly and socially responsible working conditions. They come in 21 different colors and I chose the sets in white and vapor (shared that color with a link in stories!) #microcotton . And a verdict on the jacuzzi: I thought it was overkill for our needs and we’d surely replace it with something simpler in the future, and I think that’s still true lol. I doubt we’ll use it nearly as often as a single person tub (and it’s a bit wasteful on water considering I prefer bath time to be a solo thing), but we’ll enjoy it for as long it’s here!
Wanted to share this shot again with a before phot Wanted to share this shot again with a before photo to talk about some of the preliminary changes we made before putting the office together. First, the transformative powers of paint never gets old! This office used to be the “blue room” (swipe to see it before) and it was a shade that made the room feel dark and closed in. Painting it white instantly reversed that, along with removing the plantation shutters which I felt were blocking too much light even when open. We removed the crown moulding and window trim and replaced door casings, and all that sanding, patching, and drywalling in every room ruined our lives for the first few months we lived here, made worse by how the people we hired did some sloppy work we had to fix and frequently disappeared 🙄 . Luckily the bulk of that work is done now and all of this is to say: these things take time. There can be a lot of little details that go into transforming a space that aren’t fully apparent in what looks like an instant before and after. I saw that some seemingly easy changes can take longer than expected, complications and pivoting your plan are likely to happen, and I have a renewed appreciation for the attention to detail required to make simple design details shine. We still need window shades (still taping up the temporary blinds we’ve had since the move) and to pick a light fixture for this room (I edited out the hole in the ceiling) but it will all come along with the rest of the house... in time!!
We’ve been making delicious meals at home, watch We’ve been making delicious meals at home, watching McMillions and rewatching The Disaster Artist, arguing about which doorway in the house he can set up a pull-up bar which he’s ordering on his phone in this photo, and accusing each other daily of having the coronavirus. My quarantine buddy 🖤
I saved this peanut butter cookie recipe from @smi I saved this peanut butter cookie recipe from @smittenkitchen not only because Oleg requests “something with peanut butter” every time I bake, but because I was so curious how a cookie recipe with no flour or butter and only 5 ingredients (6 if you count the mini chocolate chips I added) would taste. Since baking ingredients might be a little limited right now, I thought this would be a good one to try out and share. The outside has the texture of a cookie but the inside is like peanut butter fudge- I’m SO impressed with how these turned out and how easy they were to make with just a whisk and a bowl! Linked the recipe in my stories.
Black has a universal power to ground a space. I Black has a universal power to ground a space. I need it in every room 🖤

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