Being Aware
It is my hope, sharing my journey will provide some insight into your own journey. Before trying anything, I mentioned,
It is my hope, sharing my journey will provide some insight into your own journey. Before trying anything, I mentioned,
I love to cook, in case you have not noticed. In my (not so) humble opinion, I tend to be
“Have you noticed I’ve been ignoring you?” “Yep.” “Why haven’t you said anything?” “Because it doesn’t bother me. I am no longer interested in people doing things only because I want them to do it. “ “So you’re saying you don’t care about me anymore? “ “I’m saying I don’t
Today, I decided I needed a self-care day. It was a painful, emotional past few months. I’m finally back in
** Trigger Warning ** This post deals with suicide. Please proceed carefully. When life gives you lemons, they said you
This morning I work up quite anxious. I had a long list of appointments, and that fact alone had me on edge from the moment I opened my eyes. I took a couple of deep breaths to calm my thoughts, just long enough to formulate a plan to a bit
Over the last few months, I noticed a few people I am down with and a few people who are down with me. The peculiar thing about this, both said not contain the same people. I have changed how I interact with many people; some do not seem to have
It took me so long to understand how much fear I lived with and how it was slowly strangling my dreams and life. I wouldn’t make moves with Simply Catering because I could not see a clear path to success. I was afraid to fail, which meant I was scared
After being cooped up in the house, a night out in Dayton was on the menu. However, this is my first winter here in Ohio. Now being a California girl, this single-digit weather does not agree with my constitution. That being said, it is not as bad as I thought
We’ll see you in 2019! 2018 was a year full of changes and discoveries. My cat Trinity and I packed up, left Long Beach, CA, to relocate to our new lives in Dayton, OH. Despite living here for eight months at this point, Ohio still does not feel like home.