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Exploring Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks

Friends — my obsession with visiting U.S. national parks officially rages on. I recently checked two more off the list, bringing my total visited…

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At Home

Lessons on Faith

This little succulent plant is breathing new life into my space. It’s simple. Beautiful. And it’s reminding me to choose faith. …

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At Home• Style

How I Created a Capsule Wardrobe

For the past two years, I’ve been wanting to put together a capsule wardrobe — a skimmed down version of my closet that contains…

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Family

How to Be There for Someone Who Lost A Loved One

Last week marked eight years since my first husband, Jarronn, passed away. Each year, as the date approaches, I do a lot of reflecting. Not so…

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Travel

Exploring Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

If you’ve been around this blog for awhile, you might remember that Jordan and I make an annual trip to Miami Beach every January. We make…

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Row boats in Central Park
Around NYC

Row Boats in Central Park

Sunflower Field near NYC
Around NYC• Family

Great Expectations: A Sea of Sunflowers

Exploring Sequoia National Park
Travel

Exploring Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks

Around NYC• Food

What’s Your Favorite Burger in NYC?

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About Jessica Rice

About Jessica Rice

I believe we all have a unique story to live and tell. Through ups and downs, I've tried to make the most of the life I've been given -- to live my best story. Storied + Styled is where I capture our exploration of NYC, our travels, our attempt to figure out parenthood, and weave in our love of food, faith, friendships and whatever else is adding richness to life.

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  • Exploring Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
  • Row Boats in Central Park
  • Great Expectations: A Sea of Sunflowers
  • Exploring Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks
  • What’s Your Favorite Burger in NYC?

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No idea why he chose this pose, but he’s clearly No idea why he chose this pose, but he’s clearly pleased with it. ☺️
QUARANTINE MOOD. Contemplating all of my snack cho QUARANTINE MOOD. Contemplating all of my snack choices.
God bless @jordanlrice for managing to snap this p God bless @jordanlrice for managing to snap this photo yesterday, because it lasted all of 3.72 seconds. #threesecondsofzen
From Harlem, With Love. 😍 From Harlem, With Love. 😍
Words will never be able to capture what my mom me Words will never be able to capture what my mom means to me and means to us. She was my first friend, my first role model, my first caretaker, my first teacher, my first example of resilience, and my first example of generosity. She’s a gem, and I can’t tell you how many school friends, work friends, and church friends throughout the years tell me how much they looooove her (alright, alright, I get it. She’s great.😉) Most people probably don’t know that even my late husband, Jarronn, sought her out as a mentor before he and I ever met. Lucky for me, I’ve had her to guide and support me for all of my days. Love you, Jenziboo! 💕 Happy Mother’s Day!
Jameson asked to see a photo of him in my belly. S Jameson asked to see a photo of him in my belly. So now I’m all up in my feelings. Sending love to all the mothers (which includes the aunties/friends/sisters/etc. who give their all to this role). And to all who might have a hard day tomorrow, for any number of reasons, I’m sending love to you too. 📸: the talented @joegarrad
This little guy, who made me a mom, turned five to This little guy, who made me a mom, turned five today! Makes sense that he was born on Cinco de Mayo, because he was made for a good time. (And true story, the doctor who delivered him is named Margarita 💃🏾). So grateful for how he lights up our world, and for how he found so much joy and gratitude in his birthday festivities, even with all that’s different/limited. Happy 5th Birthday, Jameson!
L A S T Y E A R, at this time, we were standing on L A S T Y E A R, at this time, we were standing on an incredible lookout in Zion National Park. And this year, simply stated, is quite far from that. Canceled plans. No grand adventures. Navigating the uncharted. Daily dealings with grief and hard things. Which all seems to remind me that life is very much full of both — mountains and valleys. Highs and lows. Joy and pain. All of it is forming us, and in good ways if we allow it to. And both, if we allow them to, offer up hope for something more — for a place where our joy will be made complete and our pain will be no more.

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