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messy lived-in life

Leah Kern

Taking off my intuitive eating dietitian armor and writing about more. Enjoy these words from my messy lived-in life.

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A Costco Memory for Every Life Stage

Twice a month, we piled into the car for a pilgrimage to the holy land.

The place where a hot dog and a soda cost less than two dollars.
Free samples on every corner.
A warehouse that felt more like a treasure hunt.

Costco.

A store l...

2 months ago
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The Oldest & Most Reliable Form of Magic There Is

Which girlie pops did you talk to today?

This is the question Al asks me most nights, as we sit at the dinner table recapping our days.

Because he knows there will always be at least one.

Seldom do I go a full day without talking to a gi...

3 months ago
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Tinned Fish, Entrepreneurship, & The Year of the Fire Horse

A new episode of Back To The Nest is live!

On this episode, I sit down with former-client-turned-friend, , and we chat about tinned fish, entrepreneurship, and the year of the fire horse (among other things).

Thanks for reading messy live...

4 months ago
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The Night Grandpa Ran Away

One second, all the grandkids were buzzing around Dave and Busters playing arcade games.

The next, we were frantically searching Palisades Mall, looking for Grandpa.

It was supposed to be a joyful family outing, and it was.

Until somethi...

4 months ago
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Alternative deodorants, meatballs, decluttering, & the radio

A new episode of Back To The Nest is live!

On this episode, I sit down with my friend, Victoria, and we chat about (among other things).

Find the episode wherever you listen to podcasts.


One question I ask on each episode is:

If...

6 months ago
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