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It was quite the EVENTFUL weekend over at the McCormick’s, that a weekend recap just had to be written. Oh and it RAINED all weekend, which is crazy talk for southern California.
On Friday I did the 16.2 workout at the new Crossfit gym I am working at. I innocently signed up for the Crossfit Open, because one of the coaches said even if your not super competitive and just want to do it for fun, sign up. So I thought…why not?! Oh man are these workouts kicking my butt, but in a good way. I only go to Crossfit about twice a week and I am not gonna lie I choose the days where there is mostly HITT workouts and running, not a huge fan of snatches and overhead squats. The 16.2 workout was actually a lot of fun (well fun from a trainer doesn’t mean anything). There was toes to bar, double unders, and squat cleans (I finished with a 95 pound squat clean which is a PR for this girl). I got a whopping 262 reps, which I was proud of but walked away with a gnarly blood blister.
Friday night I also had a GNO! It had been too long since I had just gone out with the girls. We grabbed taco’s and wine at the local Winery that I am a member of. I know weird combo, but it’s cheap and yummy! We ended up meeting up with my parents and finished the evening with a little karaoke, it was a lot of fun!
Saturday was DAY ONE of potty training!!!! (see I need the night out before the craziness started). We did the three day method where you don’t leave the house, you don’t use pull-ups and you use the reward system. I am going to do a full post on that soon. The first day RJ had a lot of accidents, but now we are on day three and she’s got it!! We haven’t left the house yet and I am a bit nervous about that.
Sunday I got to escape from the potty training mahem for a couple hours and did the Run Through Redlands Half Marathon with my beautiful client Lauren. She has been doing my bootcamp for about three months now and we have been running a couple Fridays together. I haven’t run more than 6 miles this past year, but I have been doing SPIN and running for me is more mental than anything so I wanted to pace her and enjoy the run. It rained the WHOLE TIME and was super windy, but we had a great race and the best part was she felt amazing the whole time!!! I can honestly say I am not sore today at all thanks to the Catalyst from Advocare I have been taking!
After the race I enjoyed my favorite local breakfast, breakfast tacos at Olive Avenue Market.
The rest of the day was spent potty training and relaxing with the family and there may have been a couple glasses of CHARD enjoyed as well as a cheesy movie or two.
I am excited for this new week! I have a whole new group of 24 Day Challengers starting for the month of March and they are going to do awesome! I have a full recap of my thoughts on the 24 Day Challenge as well as my results. We got a full new shipment of supplements this weekend and I am not sure who was more excited, me or RJ?!
Question: What was the highlight of your weekend?Â
]]>I don’t have a whole lot of 2015 goals to look over, cause I just didn’t make them. I love choosing a word for the year (didn’t choose one last year), but I have prayed about it for this year and this year my word is WHOLEHEARTED. My prayer is that I may show the love of God wholeheartedly on a daily basis, so that others see the hope and joy of our Lord through me. I also pray that I do ALL things whole heartedly and with great passion, even cleaning the toilets (ok maybe not cleaning the toilets)!
The Hub’s and I on our way home from AZ last week talked about our family goals for 2016 and I didn’t have a huge peace about any of it. I am not someone that worries about the future, I just pray and move forward. But things are moving quickly right now, in a good way and I feel like I can’t even slow down to really set goals. So I prayed and I am still praying..
But I am making my goals …right now…because goals are good and I love looking back on them at the end of the year. Without goals I lose focus, shoot I don’t have my new Erin Condoron Life Planner for next year yet and I am feeling a bit lost (true story).
GOALS FOR 2016:Â
Physical
BusinessÂ

Spiritual
Mommy /Wifey GoalsÂ
Well I have written them out, now I need to make a plan of action for them to come true. I want more than anything for this to be a year that we spend more time with each other at home. We love being out and traveling together and I am sure we still will. But I want our home to be a place where we find rest in the chaos of this beautiful life!
Question: Are you making New Year’s goals this year?Â
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This past weekend I gathered twelve of my closest girlfriends (my little women tribe) around my dinner table for a “Healthy Home Dinner Party”. I don’t know about all of you, but I am pretty sure I get invited to some kind of multi-level marketing party every other day. Don’t get me wrong I am all for helping out my friends make some extra money on the side, hello we live in CALIFORNIA, I just don’t have the time to go to all of them. But I want to support my friends that are working hard and promoting products that I truly believe in and use myself. If it’s anything to do with health, simplifying life, making life easier or helping others, I am all in.
Well that is how my Healthy Home idea was born and it was a way to have the perfect girls night in
 I invited a few local ladies who’s businesses I truly support, to share their passions with my friends over a four course dinner. Cause everything is better with food and wine right?!
I invited my best friend Ginger with Crafted Gatherings @craftedgatherings to come over and do the fall tablescape for our dinner and once again she did a fabulous job! I feel like we could have had a wedding reception in my dining room. It was perfectly fall and welcoming, better than I could have ever imagined.
We started the evening with a little yoga in my garage lead by my beautiful friend Heidi that works at a local yoga studio in town. It was the perfect way to kick off the evening!
Then it was time to enjoy some food. I invited my friend Justine Campbell from @alowellness who is an R.D. and Holistic Nutritionists to help me prepare a four course healthy and delish dinner! It was so fun cooking with her in the kitchen and learning some fun new recipes. We paired each meal with a wine and everything tasted amazing.
As we sat around the table we played a few fun games to get to know each-other a little better, because it’s always fun to have prizes at a party! I found these two games on Pinterest.
In between courses we enjoyed a little very casual chat about oils from my friend Cynthia @kitchenblogger (go follow her on IG)Â and she was burning Young Living’s seasonal scent throughout the house the whole time and it made me want to curl up on the couch with a cup of coffee and just get cozy.
Lastly we heard from my friend and business partner Megan, @themegababe about Norwex cleaning supplies, if you haven’t heard about them you are missing out big time and they have changed my life!
We finished the evening talking around the table till 2am! It was truly a beautiful refreshing time of being still and chatting about all things LIFE and health. I couldn’t have pictured a more beautiful night and I am already planning our next Spring one!
Question: What is the last multi-level marketing party you went to?Â
]]>Here are five new books for you to dig in the summer/fall (depending on how fast you read). I have read or am reading all five of these books and I highly recommend.
#1. The Best Yes by Lysa Terkurst: Making wise decisions in the midst of endless demands. Sometimes we have a lot of good yes’s and this book as well as scripture really helped me to decipher the BEST YES!
#2. Radical by David Platt : You have heard be talk a lot about this book. It has really messed me up this summer in an amazing way! Nothing like being truly challenged in your faith and daily life.
#3. Let’s All Be Brave by Annie F. Downs: Such a great read on living  life with everything you have!
#4. Made to Crave by Lisa Turkerst: Since reading this book, my outlook on how I see food has changed so much. Eating for nourishment and eating food for what it was meant for! Also shows you that you were truly made for more.
#5. More or Less by Jeff Shinnabarger: Choosing a lifestyle of excessive generosity! I haven’t started this one, but I have heard amazing things about it and I can’t wait to jump in.
Question: Is there a book youâ€
re reading that you love? Iâ€
d love to hear about it!
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The area in our house that I have been putting a lot of effort into is our dining room (still). It’s where we spend a ton of our time, gathering for meals, reading, enjoying coffee/a glass of wine, and these days with my brother staying with us for a bit it’s where I tend to work. I have always loved the homeyness of a farm house kitchen and since our home is older and charming it does fit the style of our home perfectly! You can see my July post for my inspiration.
Here is what we started with:Â
A little more modern and a bit too cluttered, still loved it all for a season.Â
Then we started the makeover to more “Vintage Farm House” last summer:Â
We switched my parents for a more “Farm House” table that we still have big plans for.Â
Since then we have done quite a bit:Â
1. New to us wine rack (Ikea) from our parents that we will paint and re-do.
2. Are rug from Marshall’s.
3. White old chairs that I spray painted white.
4. A coffee rack that I recently got from Hobby Lobby.
5. Fun new picture wall gallery that I am about to change.
6. New white shear curtains from Walmart that were a whole $6 a panal. Love the way the light shines in more now!
7. New light fixture.
8. Adding planks to the table top for a more rustic flavor and painting the legs of the table to match the chairs.
I just love this new coffee corner, it turned out just the way we wanted!

Here is what our chairs that I bought from a friend for a whole $25 for 5, looked like before. I didn’t even sand the chairs, just spray painted about two coats with white indoor spray paint.

Looks even cuter with RJ sitting in it 
This month on the DIY docket:Â
1. Paint walls grey. I love this color from @alongthedirtroad.
2. Making a gallery wall with much bigger frames and pieces.
3. Painting our buffet, not sure what color yet.
4. Painting and hacking our wine bar.
5. Updating the fireplace cover.
YAY for summer projects!
Question: What is one thing in your house that you are dying to makeover?Â
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It’s been a while and I miss ya’ll!
We just got back from a family vacation to visit some dear friends in Hawaii for my birthday and I also just got back from the most amazing time at Choose Joy Event (an adoption and infertility conference) I spoke at. I have two very fun posts on each of those things coming, but first let’s chat about getting older and wiser (ok maybe not the wiser part) first.
Yep, this year I turned 33 a fun age to be. I have had this blog for almost 8 years and I feel like I have learned so much from each of you and from myself. This year I am embracing my age! Grabbing all that I have learned and running!  I used to think that 35 was SO OLD (haha), but honestly I have never felt younger and more alive. I feel so FREE in who I am, in who God has created me to be and what the future holds. I used to analyze everything and make these huge plans for the future (I still dream for sure). But now days, I soak in each moment I am alive in each day. I still have my little check lists, but I don’t place so much pressure on myself as much as I used to.
I don’t know how much time I have here on this earth and I sure don’t want to waist any of it with my OCD tendencies or worrying. I still think about fun things for the future and plan a little, but I am not wrestling with things the way I used to. I am standing with my arms open to whatever God has in store for my life. I have seen God take care and provide for me/us more than I/we could have ever imagined! I know I couldn’t have understood this 10 years ago and that’s why I think age really can make life a lot more fun and free!
So 33, I welcome you with open arms and even am excited about growing up and growing older!
Question: What age did you used to think or still think is old??
]]>It was a great break, filled with some sadness due to some hard news about a family member. That’s life though, it’s not always sunshine and rainbows. Life gets sad and hard sometimes and it’s in the thick of it that you either fall down and crash or rise up and trust God more than ever. So right now, I am choosing to trust God even through the tears. I can’t and won’t be able to see the end of this hard time, but I do know that God get’s the glory and final say in it all.
Ok, enough of the sadness….on to the JOY!

These past two weeks have been also filled with fun times as well. We went to Spring Training to see some awesome Baseball teams play in Arizona as well as spend time with my Brother and family. This is our fourth year going and this time RJ wasn’t sitting so much so it was a whole new experience. None the less fun, but just a little adventurous (aka crazy).
We also grilled out again on our back patio and even had some fancy drinks (recipes to come).
I love the California Spring weather, not to hot…and so NOT to cold! It’s the perfect weather to go on evening bike rides to the market with the family to pick up dinner and not SWEAT to death up the MASSIVE hill we have to climb back to our house.
I also spent some time in San Diego with my beautiful BLEND Amanda and got in my first 8 mile run in, in a long time! I love San Diego so much and 8 miles sure goes by fast when you have so much life to catch up on with a good friend. I saw the movie McFarland over my “Spring Break” as well and it was SO GOOD! SO INSPIRING! Â I think I liked it even more, because once upon a time I was a Cross Country Coach. I kinda really want to coach again!!! It also made me want to run a lot more too! So get ready for some fun new training tips. I think I am going to start a new blogging series called “Run Bobbi Run”. What do you think?
I love blogging and although I am not the best at keeping it updated and posting all the time. I thank you all for continue to be there and read! Thanks for reading my shenanigans, fun recipes, mommy moments, coffee dates, and workouts to come! Oh and guess what? SUMMER SHRED is coming SOON (where did the year go?)!!!
P.S. How cute is her new smile?! CHEEEESE!
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January:
1. I ran the Phoenix Rock N Roll Marathon VIP Style with WESTIN
February:
1. Amanda’s Wedding
2. Had another wonderful Super Bowl Party
3. Ran the Mermaid Half Marathon
March:
1. Hosted a Mama Shred
2. Went to my first MooLaLa consignment sale
3. Participated in an university observation study with RJ
4. Started training for the Boston Marathon
5. Celebrated Hubby’s 34th Birthday
April:Â
1. Ran the Boston Marathon
2. Family Vacation on the beautiful Northeast
May:Â
1. Went to the Choose Joy Conference and had a booth for Refresh Shirts
2. Started my third round of Summer Shred
3. Celebrated my first Mother’s Day
4. RJ was dedicated at church
5. Hosted my first Refresh Summit in California
June:
1. RJ turned 9 months
2. Family Trip to San Diego and RJ’s first MLB game!
3. Anniversary Trip to Palm Springs (first night together without RJ)
4. Got my TRX Certification
July:
1. Went to our fifth annual Forest Home Family Camp
2. Did my first Half-Century Bike Ride
3. Got my Barbell Certification
August:Â
1. Enjoyed the Redlands Summer Bowl Series
2. Went to the Idea Conference
3. Carly’s Wedding
4. Bridal Shred started
5. Worked my first Disney Expo with Raw Threads
6. Went to Big Bear for my parents Anniversary
September (BEST MONTH EVER)Â
1. Celebrated RJ’s first birthday
2. Celebrated RJ’s official adoption day
3. Garret and Lauren’s Wedding (year of weddings)
4. Did my first Whole 30
5. Went Beach Camping in Malibu
October:Â
1. Celebrated Amy’s birthday at Red Robin
2. Visited the Pumpkin Patch
3. Pumpkin Carving at Ginger’s
4. Ran the Temecula Half MarathonÂ
November:
1. Worked and Ran the Wine and Dine Disney Half Marathon
2. Hosted my second Refresh Summit in Nashville
3. Visited our Tennessee/Mississippi Family
4. Heather and Richard’s Wedding in Ventura
5. Celebrated Thanksgiving with the Family
December:Â
1. Celebrated my Dad’s birthday
2. First Century (100 mile) Bike Ride
3. Holiday Bunco Night with the Girls
4. Double Date night with the Engle’s
5. UKB Christmas Party
6. Celebrated Christmas with the whole family (everyone was down).
7. NY EVE shuffle (swung by all the friends and fam’s houses) and brought in the NY East Coast time!
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