gwendolyn faith is not a crayon.

Hello, I’m Gwen.

I work in advertising. I play in the kitchen.

I’m part tweenager. (Look at my iTunes playlist.)

I’m part Grandma. (Look at my oversize cardi collection.)

I’m part Romy or Michelle. (Look at the height of my hair.)

I find in myself a desire which no experience in this world can satisfy. C.S. Lewis hit the nail on the head, y'all.

I wish my life were a musical, but other than that, I’m pretty content.

(No surprise I also like to Yelp.)

The Casual Vacancy
The Explicit Gospel
Freedom
Gone Girl
The Chaperone
Cutting for Stone


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Once or twice a month, I find myself on a weekend cooking rampage, preparing several dishes that will last me ‘til the next time I let loose in the kitchen. This weekend, I started with Brussels, Sausage and Apple Hash, a one-skillet supper that came together quickly after spin class. (I made a half-batch for dinner one night and another half-batch again for lunch the next day.) Next: Fiesta Lime Chicken Salad, Natalie Perry’s (healthier!) riff on a favorite Applebee’s dish. (I don’t think I’ve been to Applebee’s since elementary school, thank goodness, but a quick Google search shows the dish is loved. And I understand why.) And while we’re on the topic of rampages, I can’t get enough of the music by the Nashville cast or Julia Stone, either. I’ve been rotating through “If I Didn’t Know Better,” “Love Like Mine,” “Undermine” and “It’s All Okay” for hours straight.

Once or twice a month, I find myself on a weekend cooking rampage, preparing several dishes that will last me ‘til the next time I let loose in the kitchen.

This weekend, I started with Brussels, Sausage and Apple Hash, a one-skillet supper that came together quickly after spin class. (I made a half-batch for dinner one night and another half-batch again for lunch the next day.)

Next: Fiesta Lime Chicken Salad, Natalie Perry’s (healthier!) riff on a favorite Applebee’s dish. (I don’t think I’ve been to Applebee’s since elementary school, thank goodness, but a quick Google search shows the dish is loved. And I understand why.)

And while we’re on the topic of rampages, I can’t get enough of the music by the Nashville cast or Julia Stone, either. I’ve been rotating through “If I Didn’t Know Better,” “Love Like Mine,” “Undermine” and “It’s All Okay” for hours straight.

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