When my mom first passed away, someone will said that you will never get over her death, but you will learn to live with it. At first, it was something that I just brushed off, because it was the week after she died. As time went on, I realized that she was right. Last SundayContinue reading “Grief Has No Timeline”
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Mid year Book Freakout Tag
I’ve seen this tag on both booktube and blogs and I couldn’t resist participating in this tag. 2020 has been a great year for me in terms of reading. So far, I’ve read 58 — this is thanks to the pandemic and audiobooks. Now let’s get right to it: Best Book You Read in 2020:Continue reading “Mid year Book Freakout Tag”
What I Love Wednesday: June 24th
Wow, it has been a while since I’ve written a one of these. However, I have had a lot of new favorites recently, so I couldn’t resist sharing. So, here’s what I’ve been loving lately: Current Reads: I am currently reading to The Lies That Bind by Emily Giffin, and listening to the Last BlackContinue reading “What I Love Wednesday: June 24th”
I Took A Break
In life, we need breaks from things. That’s why we have summer vacation, lunch hours and weekends. These can be things that we enjoy, things that we dread and everything in between. When everything with the George Floyd shooting happened, it opened a conversation that I couldn’t comfortably blog because I wanted to give thoseContinue reading “I Took A Break”
Yes, Hello Fresh Is Worth It. Here’s Why.
Note: I was not compensated for this post in any way. I will be the first to admit this: I actually am not so experienced in the kitchen. Since my mom died (she did all of the cooking), all I knew how to cook was pasta, pizza, and potatoes that I made in the airContinue reading “Yes, Hello Fresh Is Worth It. Here’s Why.”
Women Who Work: Shining Starz Owner, Theresa Shine
To kick off a new feature on my blog, I am interviewing one of my oldest friends, Theresa Shine. I have actually known her since we were in middle school, so yeah, we go way back. Theresa now owns a dance studio called Shining Starz, located in Branford, Connecticut. I took a moment to chatContinue reading “Women Who Work: Shining Starz Owner, Theresa Shine”
What I Love Wednesday: May 27, 2020
Is it me or short weeks seem to fly by? That said, here are my favorites for this week: Sweet Magnolias: I started the Netflix series last Friday, and binge watched half of the series in one day. It’s a drama about a group of lifelong friends, who went through ups and downs in life,Continue reading “What I Love Wednesday: May 27, 2020”
Millennial Money: A Reader’s Guide to Saving Money
I think we all know that I love reading. I have a lot of books, and I read an average of 2-3 books per week. With that being said, reading can be an expensive habit. However, it doesn’t need to be. There are so many different resources that I have found that you can useContinue reading “Millennial Money: A Reader’s Guide to Saving Money”
Millennial Money: Simple Ways To Shop Smarter
I hate to be the one to break it to you. We might be in a recession. That said, now is the time to think of some ways that we can cut back and save money. One of the ways that we can do so is to shop smarter. This doesn’t mean that you needContinue reading “Millennial Money: Simple Ways To Shop Smarter”
Why We Need to Focus on Our Mental Health More Than Ever Before
Did you know that May is National Mental Health Awareness month? This year, the emphasis of mental health is more important than ever before. We are in a pandemic. We are in waters that no one knows how to swim in. We are adjusting to a new normal. Many of us are on furlough orContinue reading “Why We Need to Focus on Our Mental Health More Than Ever Before”
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