Marie Kondo that Vision Board!

You're likely stuck in the house. Time is melting away, and you're clinging like hell to the remnants of your sanity. Order has gone, and the police are trapped in the sewers. A charismatic villain is occupying your living room. Nope, that's Batman! If you're not in a Christian Bale film, you're likely social distancing,... Continue Reading →

2019: Year of Compatibility

I had to tough it out. Find stores of resilience in myself because no matter how inconvenient and painful, ultimately not one in that series of unfortunate events, would kill me. There's something both empowering and disheartening in knowing that you can survive more

TIRED of Being Broke: No Money, Mo Problems!

I get it. I'm a quasi-recent grad. I'm young. I "should" be broke. It's expected. I devoted my first few years after graduation to service, and the non profit sector is so named for a reason. Got it. BUT I'm still broke. Still proportionately the same amount of broke.

When you’re a baby, no one shames you for not speaking English. Or any language besides cooing and burbling. {Actually no one should shame anyone for not speaking English, but that’s neither here not there! Heck you, xenophobes!} So why is it that once you you pass through the invisible doorway to presumed adulthood, are we suddenly expected to know everything!

FebYOUary Lesson #2: Don’t Hide!

Here goes something new. I'll admit I was a little uncomfortable reacquainting myself with a camera. Knowing it would capture my new adult body a little less forgivingly. Knowing that I'm still writing and rewriting my definition of sexy on an etch-a-sketch.

Heck it!

20-Something: Young Adults Seem Stuck

I’ve got a bad case of the twenty-somethings. Specifically the late twenties. There’s fire burning under my butt 🔥🍑, yet it’s too hot to feel. This book called out to me. Maybe Robin Marantz Henig has the answers. Maybe no one does. Read more...

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