Everyday Life
Why I Write
I felt like I had gotten it all out of me when I wrote the first fifteen essays. I let go of All. The. Things.
Everyday Life
I felt like I had gotten it all out of me when I wrote the first fifteen essays. I let go of All. The. Things.
Lifestyle Notes
Here's how I’m celebrating and what I’m skipping this holiday season. My goal is not to feel burnt out by New Year’s.
Wellness
Maybe if I had slowed down this week, it would have brought me the kind of luck I was looking for.
Lifestyle Notes
The secret behind my favorite mug and what really happens when I hit the publish button for my latest essay every Sunday morning.
Everyday Life
Sunny, fall afternoons where we have nothing to do are the best, and are also extremely rare.
Wellness
Not all my wishes are perfect fairy-tale moments, but they may just be the moments that lead somewhere better.
Wellness
What if growing older was more of a celebration and less about maintaining youth?
A dream becomes very real with a little bravery and a few pieces of paper.
From far away, things can seem like a fit. But the closer you get, the more you realize it's not. Then you have to be honest with yourself.
Sometimes an ordinary errand can leave you with something unexpected.
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These stories hit me differently. They depict survival with a moment or two of relief, happiness, and support from total strangers.
I return everything to its place. Then in about six days, it all needs to be done again.
There's something about sharing a new experience that seems exciting.
A dream becomes very real with a little bravery and a few pieces of paper.
Laundry, dishes, emails, errands, and work can fill an entire day. The trick is knowing what needs your attentions first.
Sometimes you can't see the final picture when you're just starting out. You have to keep putting the pieces together.
The day a couple of extra inches changed my world.
I was standing on a stranger's front step, hoping to make a new friend.
The busy season comes every year. The trick is preparing for it before it arrives, so you can take time taking care of your customers instead of scrambling to catch up.
It's OK not to like everything.
From far away, things can seem like a fit. But the closer you get, the more you realize it's not. Then you have to be honest with yourself.
I spent years following food trends before listening to my own body and finding what works for me.