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Latosha & Matthew
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Coming Back, Gently: A Recovery Update and a Mindful Return
A quiet update from a season of shoulder injury recovery—pain, medication fog, and the unknowns. I’m sharing what this time has taught me about mindfulness, rest, and asking for help, plus a gentle self-check-in practice for hard days.
Simple Green Onion & Potato Soup: A Military Spouse’s Comfort Food
This simple green onion and potato soup has become a go-to comfort food for me during deployments, PCS chaos, and sick days. It’s easy, flexible, and perfect for using what’s in your kitchen—even if it’s only a half-unpacked one.
A Taste of Home at Señor Chang’s: Big Flavors in a Bold Space
Discover the hidden comfort and bold flavors of Señor Chang’s—a local gem where generous portions, spicy steak with caramelized pineapple, and mindful family moments turn a simple meal into a story of connection and joy. Join me as I share our journey from community service to comfort food, and why this spot has become a cherished part of our family’s story.
Baking Belonging: Apple Turnovers, Volunteering, and Rebuilding My Village
Baking apple turnovers isn’t just about comfort food—it’s about honoring family traditions, building community, and finding belonging wherever life takes you. Join me as I share the story behind my grandma’s apple turnovers, the heart of volunteering, and how small acts of care create sweeter, stronger communities. Plus: a cozy recipe at the end!
A Cozy Sick Day: Finding Comfort, Community, and Permission to Rest
A gentle, diary-style reflection on finding comfort and community during a sick day. Latosha shares cozy rituals, the healing power of handmade care, and the courage it takes to rest—with a reminder that you’re worthy of kindness, especially from yourself.
Rest, Recovery, and a Little Disney Magic: Lessons from a San Angelo Sick Day
On a bright San Angelo day, I find myself tucked under blankets, embracing the quiet magic of rest and comfort. This is a gentle reflection on slowing down, the warmth of small comforts, and the courage to pause—even when the world outside is bustling.