30 lessons learned before turning 30, beauty
30 Lessons I Learned Before 30: Part 2- Beauty Edition
Going Back to School During Covid: One Teacher’s Perspective
With each conversation I have had this summer, I’ve been asked about my thoughts and opinions on returning to school. The number of COVID cases are much higher than when we were initially quarantined, and people don’t always understand that school districts have many factors to consider when making decisions like that. Here are my... Continue Reading →
30 Lessons I Learned Before Turning 30: Part I
I debated for almost half a year on whether I should write this blog post series. Honestly, I wasn’t too thrilled about turning 30 back in February and that’s mostly because I felt like that age marked the “getting older” stage of life. After further reflection I see now that’s not the case. Everyone gets... Continue Reading →
Three Twitter Etiquette Tips
I joined the Twitter #WritingCommunity a few years ago to connect with other writers. Naturally, just like other social media platforms, different trends emerged and Twitter pet peeves were born. I asked the Twitter community to tell me all about trends they dislike on the platform. It seems as though most of the trends that... Continue Reading →
Amazon Finds: 5 Budget-Friendly Accessories
Amazon makes it easy to find stylish accessories without breaking the bank or having to settle for low-quality items! While shopping on Amazon, I have learned the hard way to always go through the review section to make sure I am purchasing a highly rated item. Here is a list of cute, highly-rated, and budget-friendly... Continue Reading →
How Not To Be A “Karen”
What is a “Karen”? First, I would like to express my sympathies for anyone whose name is Karen and feels upset by this trend. Really, calling someone a “Karen" doesn’t have much to do with the name itself as much as it has to do with how the name has been used in recent history.... Continue Reading →
Writer’s Block: Get Over It
Okay, I agree, the title does seem a little harsh. But, it’s true. When experiencing writer’s block, there are really only two paths you can take. You can discover what helps you when you have writer’s block and find a way to work through it. Or, you can continue to overthink and avoid with the... Continue Reading →
“The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*CK”: A Review
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*CK: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living A Good Life. Okay, so the title itself is pretty enticing. But, I’ll admit, I judged the book pretty harshly at first just by the title. I expected the contents to be hard and calloused, discussing the importance of not caring about... Continue Reading →
3 Stay-At-Home Mini Date Ideas
Having stay-at-home orders can make it hard to plan a date with your partner that is separate from just everyday life. This can be especially difficult if you’re like me and are used to going outside the household for dates. Here are three fun and easy stay-at-home date ideas that will also be worthwhile when... Continue Reading →
Find Your Writer’s Ritual
Over the past couple of years of getting to know other writers online, I have noticed many comments about their preferences when it comes to their writing space and the time they sit down to write. Unofficially, I’m calling this the “Writer’s Ritual”. That is, what writers do to prepare their space to sit down... Continue Reading →
