Virtual Coffee Date

If we were having a virtual coffee date, I’d tell you…

1 …that I will be starting to teach spinning classes at Core40! My schedule hasn’t been finalized yet, but it will be a Friday or a weekend shift. SF folks - hope to see you in some of my classes!

2….that Ashley‘s Bay Area Blogger Meet and Sweat event was one of the highlights of my weekend. Cassie and I carpooled over and instantly bonded. It was SO fun to meet some fellow bloggers in person that I’ve followed along with for so long virtually. You always wonder if someone is the same in real life as their voice on their blog, and I’m being totally truthful when I say that everyone was spot on to my predictions. But even prettier in real life, haha!

Kristen, Sarah, Hayley and a hobbit

After mingling, we took one of Ashley’s killer Orangetheory workout classes, and my upper back is definitely still sore from the rowing aspect of the workout. I hadn’t sprinted on a treadmill like that in a while.

Me and Ashley!

And then Cassie, Sarah and I went out for Pressed Juicery’s vegan froyo afterwards for recovery a treat. So delicious. Why this froyo isn’t available in any of the SF proper locations is beyond me!

I can’t wait to spend more time with a lot of these ladies! You can read Ashley’s re-cap here and Hayley’s here.

3…that next week, I am back on the road again for work. So sad. This month of not traveling has been remarkable. When my project is over in June, I’m definitely going to look for a local client!

4…that me and a bunch of girlfriends who are all recent transplants to San Francisco are starting a book club! All we have to do is read half of All the Light We Cannot see by mid-November. Sounds reasonable…

5…that last week, I inadvertently cooked Nate and myself squash for every dinner. Roasted acorn squash, spaghetti squash bowls, zoodles, and then roasted delicata squash. Now named “the week of squash”, it made for lots of tasty, veggie-heavy, gluten free meals. This recipe was a personal favorite!

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This came out of my #zoodle maker and I’m highly disturbed…

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Acorn squash for two this evening! #fall A photo posted by Dani Nemzer (@danicaliforniacooks) on

6…that this local SF brand, Marine Layer, makes the softest fabric for their t-shirts and other clothing items! That was last week’s splurge. Definitely recommend checking them out if you’re in the Bay Area. They also have a ton of cute CA-themed shirts - would be great souvenirs or holiday gifts for my little brother. And I can say that on here since I know he doesn’t read my blog ;).

7….that I absolutely hate my cheap food processor from Target. (But not you Target - I still love you!) It honestly sounds like a plane is going to take off anytime I process for more than like 10 seconds. Any recommendations for my next one?

8…last but not least - DCC has a Facebook page! Beyond sharing what’s happening on DCC, I also plan to post other health, healthy food, and wellness links from around the interwebs and blogosphere that I find interesting. “Like” the page and keep in touch!

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  1. says

    LOVED this little coffee date, Dani! 😉 So awesome that you are starting to teach spinning! I taught for years and years and miss it a lot. Perhaps I should look into starting again! SO COOL that you got to meet up with other bloggers. Isn’t it so fun finally getting to meet in person?
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  2. says

    Teaching your own spin class! That’s awesome! Maybe if I tried teaching one I could ignore the fact that I feel like I’m dying 😉
    I love these little coffee dates and wish they could be real ones!
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  3. says

    I loved meeting you, Dani! You are such a sweet person! And you need to delete that little hobbit comment underneath the picture because you look nothing like one. You are so beautiful and I would kill to be petite like you! It’s much more feminine then being a giant with skis for feet, trust me. 😉

    I think it’s great that you’re joining a book club, too. That sounds like so much fun. I actually have been trying to read All the Light We Cannot See since the summer, lol! It’s slow to start but I’m hoping I can get back into it because I’ve heard it’s really good!
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    • says

      I loved meeting you too! And re the hobbit comment - I always assume I’m the same height as everyone, until I see a picture!

      I’ve heard mixed reviews of All the Light, so I’ll let you know what I think as I work my way through it.

  4. says

    Love this post!! Congrats on teaching spinning! Spinning is something I can never fully commit to. I’m not sure if it is the length of time of the class, or not finding the right instructor. Could be a combo!
    But seriously love this virtual coffee date idea. It was fun catching up 😉 (But seriously after being gone all last week and partially locked out of my laptop while traveling, it has been fun looking back on what everyone is doing!)
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    • says

      There are some folks who are die hard spinning fans and then those who have been in fitness forever and who won’t take a class! If you’re ever our in SF, I’d love to teach you :)

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