When I get home after work, the first thing that I do is immediately slip into my super soft and cozy hang out clothes. I'm a big proponent of being comfortable at all times, but I also like to look good simultaneously. That being said, I have created an entire section in my dresser devoted to yoga pants, loose cotton t-shirts, fleece socks (yep), and sweaters stolen from my boyfriend.
Ashley, thanks so much for blogging with Lemons and Loafers! Can you tell us a little about what you do?
For the past 8 years I have been freelancing as a makeup artist for fashion, television, and editorial. I currently live in NYC and work for Giorgio Armani Beauty.
I am not big on taking my time with make up.
This recipe is derived from it's original version in the book Hungry for Health (Susan Silberstein).
Ingredients:
- 1.5 cups raw almonds
- 1.5 cups raw cashews
- 1.5 cups raw shredded unsweetened coconut
- 3/4 cup agave (or honey)
- 1/4 cup peanut butter (or almond butter or tahini)
- 1 tblspn vanilla extract
- 1 tblspn flax seeds
- 3/4 tspn sea salt
Directions:
In a food processor (or blender), chop nuts until fine.
I recently received a request from a reader (and mother of three little ones!) for some comfortable shoe suggestions. I'll post one list now for the colder months ahead, and then again when summer comes around again. If you have any other high heel ideas, let me know. I don't really believe in wearing heels but am open to the idea only if they're super comfortable.
