It hits you when you’re walking down the card aisle at Hallmark. It hits you when you’re watching a TV show and an advertisement for Kohl’s comes on. Mother’s Day. Don’t forget to give Mom a gift she’ll love. But, when your mom is gone, it’s safe to say she won’t be getting a Mother’sContinue reading “What Mother’s Day Is Like For Someone Who Just Lost Her Mom”
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I Am Human, Let Me Eat!
Growing up, gym class was my personal hell. Like seriously. I was so bad at it that I used to have to do an extra gym class on top of my normal one. It goes without saying that I was overweight as well. That went with me, all of the way through my freshman yearContinue reading “I Am Human, Let Me Eat!”
Book of the Month: Normal People by Sally Rooney
I am a bit late in reviewing April’s Book of the Month pick. However, better late than never right? This month, I read Normal People by Sally Rooney. The novel is about Connell and Marianne. At the start of the novel, Connell is the stereotypical, well adjusted popular kid with little money, and Marianne isContinue reading “Book of the Month: Normal People by Sally Rooney”
Let Your Money Work To Make You Happy
I shouldn’t buy this, I should save. I always wanted this, and I have the money, but I still shouldn’t. I feel so guilty buying this. How many of you reading this have thought those exact same thoughts – or something similar when buying something or considering doing so? I know I have. Being aContinue reading “Let Your Money Work To Make You Happy”
Relationships Are A Two-Way Street, Folks
One thing that continually bothers me is seeing a girl essentially lower herself for a guy who essentially does not care about her, or does not put in the same amount of effort that she does. I get it. It’s not 1950 anymore. Women are more and more taking the reign of the relationship, whetherContinue reading “Relationships Are A Two-Way Street, Folks”
Book of the Month: Daisy Jones and The Six
For those of you who didn’t know, I am a huge fan of classic rock music. So, when Taylor Jenkins Reid’s latest novel, Daisy Jones and The Six was one of my choices for this month’s Book of the Month, I knew that I had to chose that one. Now, I’ve always wanted to readContinue reading “Book of the Month: Daisy Jones and The Six”
Remembering Mom
Whenever I think about my mother, the one memory that always comes to mind is her in her sweatpants and slippers with her iPod shuffle. The iPod was a gift from me one year for Mother’s Day, and since I bought it for her, it was her buddy whenever she cleaned the house. She wouldContinue reading “Remembering Mom”
Book Of The Month: Angie Thomas’ On The Come Up
Angie Thomas’ debut novel, The Hate U Give was hands down one of my favorite books that I read in 2018. So, when her second novel, One The Come Up, was one of the options for this month’s selection, I knew that I had to go with that. The novel is about 16 year oldContinue reading “Book Of The Month: Angie Thomas’ On The Come Up”
Self Care and Significant Others
One of the most important things that we humans can do for ourselves is self care. And, we live in a society where self care is absolutely necessary. Between the added technology, lines blur. With that, you are expected to have that mentality that you are constantly available — whether that means that you areContinue reading “Self Care and Significant Others”
An Evolution of Valentine’s Day
In elementary school, Valentine’s Day was the one day where we were permitted to eat chocolate from the final ring from the bell until dismissal. However, in middle and high school, Valentine’s Day was the one day a year when there was some sort of hope in the air. Hope that the object of yourContinue reading “An Evolution of Valentine’s Day”
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