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Hi, guys! Happy November! I have a fun blog post + GIVEAWAY for you this morning! As you might know, Mal and I are huge fan of Stitch Fix and really look forward to receiving our monthly “fixes” in the mail. He loves fashion, and I hate shopping, so it’s a win-win for the both of us. I mean, stylish apparel, selected with our personal tastes in mind, arrives right to our front door. It doesn’t get easier or better than that! When it comes to opening our fixes, it’s always a fun event, but Mal and I handle things quite differently. I typically open my fix as soon as it arrives. I open the box, immediately look at the style card, pull out each of the items to get a better look, and then let the box sit untouched for a few days before I eventually try everything on and make some decisions – only because I know I’m running out of time and need to send back the unwanted items to Stich Fix. Mal, on the other hand, waits days until he even opens the box. Not because he’s not excited ...

I’ll take the holiday bait today. It’s true…with its emphasis on candy consumption, many Primal types feel lost on Halloween. They don’t know what to do with themselves. The costumes are fun, and being with friends is always a good time, but how should they react to all that sugar? It’s a hard thing. Luckily, today I have 6 ways you can observe Halloween while staying true to your Primal roots. Do Some Ancestral Reenactment Everyone knows, deep down, that going Primal is really all about re-enacting ancient hunter-gatherers. Personally, my mode of communication and utilization of Internet technology is a source of deep shame. I’d much rather cite PubMed entries while sitting around a campfire. If I could, I’d smash my laptop, renounce antibiotics, toss my toothbrush. That I cannot find the courage to do so is slowly killing me on the inside. But I can’t. I’m in too deep. So I use Halloween as the one day out of the year that I can fully embody the paleolithic hunter-gatherer that...

This post is sponsored by  Princess Cruises  and SheKnows Media Heeeeyyyyy!!! If you missed part one of our honeymoon with Princess Cruises, click here! We dressed up for formal night and found a deserted deck to take some photos. The setting (other than the killer breeze) was absolutely gorgeous. Nothing but miles and miles of ocean and sky with a sun setting in the distance. We crossed the ship, paused to watch the sunset (so many sunsets!) And headed to one of the on-board restaurants called SHARE by Curtis Stone . Unlike the more formal dining room, SHARE was designed to look like a swanky modern restaurant. I loved the ambiance! There was a nominal cover charge to dine in SHARE as well as the other two speciality restaurants, Salty Dog Gastropub and Crown Grill, a seafood and steakhouse. We found this to be well worth it for a change of scenery and menu. We had wine and six courses – from cheese and olives to gnocchi to seared trout, pork tenderloin, and dess...

This clean eating cinnamon butternut squash fries recipe makes a fabulous snack! Particularly for this time of year! And the best part? You can totally find these types of cut veggies all pre-cut for… Read more → from The Gracious Pantry http://ift.tt/2igUjNj