It’s okay to create through the chaos. Have you ever felt like you would never measure up to the 1% of top creators because you aren’t consistent, organized, or competent enough? I sure have. I’ve become much more self-aware over the last few years as I prepare to leave behind my twenties and enter a …
Personally, I am relieved July is over. Another month has come and gone and I’m really enjoying taking a moment to reflect on the previous month while also gearing up for the month ahead. July was a really rough month, I had a short list of books I planned to read but despite my best …
A no spoilers book review of “Daisy Jones & The Six” by Taylor Jenkins Reid. This book is undoubtedly one of the first books by Taylor Jenkins Reid that caught my attention. A co-worker had a Book of The Month copy and was thrilled to be reading it in her book club. I on the …
Are You Sure This Isn’t Just a Fleetwood Mac Biopic? Read More »
I earned next to nothing by doing so. Like everyone else in 2020, my life was turned upside down. I began to experiment with other ways to make money and work for myself. I was lucky enough to not lose my nanny position and not being able to go anywhere besides work and the grocery …
It Wasn’t Worth Trading All of my Creativity for Money Read More »
And to anyone else who might need some words of encouragement. Dear Self, I know you’ve been feeling lost and I know sometimes it feels as though this phase of your life will never end. There has been so much change, most of it good. You completed that degree you never thought you would. You …
A few thoughts on Netflix’s latest limited series, ‘Boo, Bitch’. Let’s Dive In Since finishing the fourth season of ‘Stranger Things’ and ‘Virgin River’ not coming back for another week and a half, I was left with mainly my books for entertainment. This isn’t a complaint, but sometimes after a hard week, you just want …
Does Gen Z Lack Empathy or Is This Just Bad Writing? Read More »
Your daycare teachers are drowning. Recently, I went back to working in childcare. I worked hard to earn my degree, in hopes I would finally be able to leave the childcare industry. Working with children is a tireless, underappreciated, underpaid, and thankless job. Despite my burnout over working with children, specifically infants, over the past …
When Will Working in Childcare Finally Become a Thankful Job? Read More »
June was an exciting month as I dove back into reading for entertainment and enjoyment, rather than out of the necessity of being a student. Here are the 5 books I read in June + a list of hopefuls to read in July! Of the five books I’ve read so far, I have written reviews …
5 Books I Read in June + At Least 5 Books I Want to Read in July Read More »
A no spoilers book review of “Where The Crawdads Sing” by Delia Owens. With the movie version now out in the world, I decided a quick reread before the movie hit theaters was in order. I first read this book back in January of 2020 and enjoyed the story. I think a small part of …
Why The Marsh Girl Will Always Have a Place in my Heart – No Spoilers Book Review Read More »
A no spoilers book review of “The Love Hypothesis” by Ali Hazelwood. First and foremost, I feel it is important to point out to those of us who might not know, that “The Love Hypothesis” was originally written as fan fiction about Kylo Ren and Rey (reylo) from Star Wars. I’ve noticed a lot of …
When Cringey Fan Fiction becomes a Published Novel — 3 Things I liked + Disliked Read More »
