Goodbye February, hello March! A new month means different opportunities, vibes, experiences and inspirations. I decided to shake things up and create an inspiration/ mood board on Pinterest for March. This is the aesthetic I’m vibing with this month and what I’m going to let inspire my endeavors over the course of the next 31…
Is it just me or has February flown by? Grant it, there are only 28 days to this month, but still- how are there a few days remaining? I blinked and it was over. I have made the decision to start incorporating my love for reading into my website more. For those of you who…
Socialization is the process of internalizing the norms and ideologies of society. Socialization encompasses both learning and teaching and is thus “the means by which social and cultural continuity are attained”. Socialization is strongly connected to developmental psychology. Humans need social experiences to learn their culture and to survive. Socialization essentially represents the whole process…
In case you are wondering, yes the website has changed a bit. Here’s the scoop on the latest update, new features, posts and more! What’s new? On the Homepage New color scheme New menu bar Photography link Spotlight categories New popular and editor’s choice articles Newsletter subscription Menu Bar: Currently loving showcases products I am…
It wasn’t until recently I linked social justice and environmental issues together. I’ve never conversed simultaneously about these two issues, nor had I thought of their symbiotic relationship. This changed when I read the article “Climate change: the poor will suffer most” by UN reporter, Suzanne Goldenberg. She writes how ‘”these are some of the…
I heard of Bible journaling months ago and it wasn’t until a few weeks ago, I tried it out. After what seemed like days of scrolling Pinterest for inspiration I found two designs which seemed more my speed- aka zero artistic skill needed. While I’m not the next Van Gogh, I think I’ve seemed to get…
1. Makeup Say goodbye to expired, unused, and hated products on your shelf. If you haven’t reached for it in the last few weeks, toss it! 2. Clothes Like makeup, it’s time to purge those garments left unworn, stuffed in the back of the drawer, or in the “seasonal” bin which never see the light…
I love looking at interiors- especially if there are vintage elements to it. Lately I have been working on finishing my room. I still have a few things to hang and organize but for the most part it is complete. Below is a glimpse into my vintage chic inspired bedroom. Almost all of the decor…
Hi Friends! Today’s post is all about food. I know- amazing right? This year I want to start cooking more dishes and try making things I would normally purchase from the store or order from a restaurant. I call these my “ahhh maybe someday I’ll cook these” dishes and it turns out “someday” is going…
Brewpoint’s mission is “to create and empower authentic community spaces” in which they are doing so by hosting board game nights at the new location every Thursday in February- how fun! They also have an after hours Jazz Night as part of their Friday night concert series. Grab a friend and head on over to Brewpoint!
Social justice is a concept of fair and just relations between the individual and society. This is measured by the explicit and tacit terms for the distribution of wealth, opportunities for personal activity and social privileges- alright, but what exactly does the dictionary definition mean? Social justice is all about equality. Think of it like…
My mom and I went for Sunday brunch at our favorite gluten free restaurant in Chicago called Wheat’s End. While we were there we decided to explore the shops along the side of the building, when we found the most adorable shop. I seem to be at a loss for the name of the shop,…