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”
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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”
What I Love Wednesday: May 20th
Happy Wednesday everyone. I am super excited to reach the middle of the week, because I’m one step closer to a three day weekend. My plans are consisting of pretty much sit in a kiddie pool all day and read with my Kindle. I also might want to take advantage of online sales, if theyContinue reading “What I Love Wednesday: May 20th”
Tech Tuesday: Nook versus Kindle
I have had a Nook since 2012. I had received it as a gift from my dad for Christmas one year. I liked it because it was so small and I could fit all of the books that I wanted to read. The only problem was I didn’t have a job at the time, soContinue reading “Tech Tuesday: Nook versus Kindle”
What Mother’s Day Is Like For Someone Who Lost Her Mom
This is going to be the second Mother’s Day without my mom. Last Mother’s Day was a hard day for me, because it was the first time that it truly hit me that my mother was gone. This year, Mother’s Day is just going to be different because of the pandemic. I don’t think thatContinue reading “What Mother’s Day Is Like For Someone Who Lost Her Mom”
8 Books to Give Mom For Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is next week, and like Easter, it’s going to look a bit different. One of the best gifts that you can give Mom is a book for two reasons: one: it provides entertainment to your mom, and it helps support the book industry, which is one of the many that is suffering rightContinue reading “8 Books to Give Mom For Mother’s Day”
Items That I’ve Crocheted So Far
I have been crocheting for a little over a year now. Crocheting is something that has been relaxing for me. I love it, because it is extremely therapeutic. Since I began to crochet, I’ve completed quite a few projects and have made a lot of gifts. Here’s what I’ve made for myself since I startedContinue reading “Items That I’ve Crocheted So Far”
A Letter To My Current Boyfriend
On April 24, 2017, I wrote a blog post called A Letter To My Future Boyfriend that I discovered a few days ago. At the time, I was single and was actually going to be meeting my current boyfriend in about a month. Funny to think about isn’t it? After reading this, I thought aboutContinue reading “A Letter To My Current Boyfriend”
What I Love Wednesday: April 22
Happy Wednesday, everyone (that’s what day it is right?) I can’t believe it. It’s already the end of April. We’ve been in quarantine for over a month. I don’t know about you, but I am beginning to feel depressed about being at home day in and day out, as well as lonely since I liveContinue reading “What I Love Wednesday: April 22”
