A RECAP OF LAST WEEK: Last week was absolutely wonderful! It was peaceful, productive, and equal parts challenging. I finished a big work task two days early which I am incredibly proud of and managed to outline this upcoming week’s. The next aspect of my tasks are more collaborative. My co-worker and I have found…
A Recap Of Last Week: Looking back on last week, one word comes to mind: comfort. A few opportunities for me to step outside of my comfort zone presented itself and I leaned into those moments of uncertainty to pursue that new level of discomfort, to grow. While I didn’t scale a mountain, I feel…
I remember purchasing my first book online. It was a whirlwind and a milestone for technology. Now, as I’ve been journeying through more sustainable living I’ve come to see the negativity of having my TBR list overnighted. I’m assembling resources to make the switch from traditional booksellers, to indie book sellers. One resource I’ve found…
I love reading blog posts with activity suggestions…except for when something that sounds incredible turns out to be thousands of dollars or consists of waiting 4-6 weeks for shipping. I compiled a list of 5 activities you could do today without spending a penny. Signup for a library card If your local public library is…
A RECAP OF LAST WEEK: Last week I received my second dose of the vaccine, woohoo! In other news I also started the Shadow & Bone duology, Six Of Crows. I signed up for Audible again and used my monthly credit to start “reading” it while I was in line for my vaccine. I’m a…
A RECAP OF LAST WEEK: Last week was rather unproductive for my liking. I was hit hard with a case of strep throat and a cold. Thankfully I’m working virtually and was able to take my time with pacing projects and tasks. I enjoy having more rest time throughout my days, but I did miss…
A RECAP OF LAST WEEK: Last week was quite productive throughout the first half. I had a lot of planning done and was targeted to be ahead of schedule…until I got sick. The second half of the week I was battling strep throat and a nasty cold. So, I’ve been having bowls of my Mom’s…
I was inspired to write this post after reading a blog post from Besma. As I continue to grown on my sustainability journey and learn more about fast fashion and the ethics of businesses I’m purchasing products from, I want to share four pillars that make brands sustainable. It’s worth noting that there is not…
Tonight I write this post later than I had intended but grateful for the opportunity to still be able to share my words and Sunday Spotlights 9. I can’t believe we’re nine weeks into this series already—where does the time go? This weekend was rather productive. I went to the store and spent the weekend…
This week I felt the results of the work I had been doing over the last year. It was as if all of a sudden things slid into place and started happening. It was a wonderful feeling being able to take a step back and to say, “wow, all that I had been praying for…
Why Babbel is a platform that helps me approach learning at my own pace and care for myself while promoting learning post-brain injury. As a Traumatic Brain Injury (“TBI”) survivor, learning can be incredibly difficult. My brain doesn’t process information or approach studying the same way a brain that hasn’t endured trauma or impact can….
Friendships can be tricky to navigate…at any age! Maybe you feel like everyone has a best friend but you. I’ve noticed during the pandemic especially is how people are starting to become more open about what it is they’re searching for and display emotional vulnerability. My friend Gina and I were talking about a friendship…