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22 Hours at The Chicago Athletic Association Hotel: Staycation Birthday Edition

May 4, 2016

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Expensive Junk in the Trunk: Review of Trunk Club for Women

November 13, 2015

Trunk Club delivers personally-curated clothing to your door, see how it works and if it’s worth it. … More Expensive Junk in the Trunk: Review of Trunk Club for Women

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Wanderlust-filled working ad Mom, Susan lives in Chicago with her wife Julie and two daughters Aria and Luna. Susan is currently writing a memoir titled "Mother Me," her journey of becoming a Mother during the same year that she lost her own Mother as she knew her to a debilitating stroke.

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It was cold. Cubs don’t have a winning record. But it’s still magical, every time!

End of summer. First and last co-kayak paddle of the season. Thankful for good friends to watch the girls for the best 30-min date! Photo cred @phillycheeses 📸

Proud mom moment: it was picture day 📸 at kindergarten and It was all Aria’s idea to wear her @weareivypark @adidasoriginals jumpsuit. I bought it years ago and she refused to wear it until today. Of course I couldn’t resist the chance to twin with her!

Before the rain, there was #Oktoberfest in the square. Lederhosen, pretzels and a new pet goldfish. WTF! 🥨🍺🐠

My Mom is my glue. The one who taught me how to make my own baby food, to strive for the stars, and to juggle it all. My Mom didn’t have it easy. And even though she has very few words to add to a conversation today, she is the only person I call when I am crestfallen. At a crossroads. Scared. People have said that I look like her, but I never saw it until my brother found this photo of my parents and I saw it myself. Mom, I am so honored to share your sense of fashion, motherhood and want for a better you. You weren’t perfect, you were you. And you loved me for being me. Thank you for being my muse more than you know!

From Chicago to New York and back again! So glad to have friended so long!

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