The relationship you have with your mother can be the most important relationship you ever have in your life. Not everyone gets the opportunity to become best friends with a parent, but if you do, take advantage of it. I can say that I would not be the woman I am today without the patience,... Continue Reading →
Why Having a Planner is Important
Remember in high school how every teacher (and probably your mom) told you to write down all your assignments, due dates, tests and quizzes and the like so that you wouldn't forget it. I know a lot of people that didn't care to write any of it down and they'd forget about something and be... Continue Reading →
Why Volunteering is Important
National Volunteer Week is meant to celebrate those that volunteer their time to better a community or organization. Volunteering, in any capacity, is vital for the continuation of many programs that lack the funding to have a full staff. Many of those programs serve the community in different ways that help those in need. I've... Continue Reading →
Why Living with Your Mom Post-Grad isn’t a Bad Thing
As I promised from my post The Art of Packing... and Unpacking an update on my housing status (a bit late I know, but bear with me here). My hardworking mother bought a house this summer and I decided to save some of my earnings and live with her. We moved from our two bedroom apartment... Continue Reading →
Why Classic Date Nights are Important
What do you consider a classic date night? My version of a classic date night is dinner and a movie. Recently, I did just that: dinner and a movie with my boyfriend. Now I don't claim to be an expert on dating and relationships, but I know that I personally enjoy the classic date night... Continue Reading →
Why Taking a Break from Social Media is Important
So I've taken a break from posting on all of my social media channels for the past month and now I'm back. A lot has happened in the past several weeks and I'll catch you up, but first I'd like to write about this brief time off social media. There have been plenty of studies... Continue Reading →