One day, when I was a little girl, my mother was putting curls in my hair. She took the curlers out of my hair and I began crying. Not just like small tears. But full on five-year old gushing tears. After that day my Mom never curled my hair again. I think she was traumatized
It is so easy to get caught up in the B.S. of day to day life. It comes in the form of shares and likes on social media, office politics, and those little justified judgments of others we make. It’s fears and insecurities portrayed as being confident and in charge. We don’t have all the
I never liked those NPR stories. The ones about the great lives of someone you had never met. Then inevitably within the same soundbite, this great person you have just met on air has now also just recently died. Amazing. Heartache. Damnit NPR. But, I guess sometimes we don’t always realize the value of things
These “Life Lessons” were taken from Rachel’s book, Girl, Wash Your Face. If you like this list and you love to laugh then you can’t go wrong with her book. You can find it here in on audible, kindle, or old school book on Amazon! Rachel Hollis‘s 45 Life Lessons from Girl, Wash Your Face
This past Sunday was a special sight. The Super Blood Wolf Moon was an event like no other. We had a red moon. We had an eclipse. We had a meteorite hit the red moon.¹ In that moment, a moon that we often take for granted was photographed and looked upon with people gazing in
I’ve had many dreams over the years. When I was 7 years old, I had the dream of being on Annie. I tried out and didn’t get the part. But I got up on stage and belted as best I could. At the time I was terrible at singing and had never taken a dance
I completely get it. You’re tired. You’re burnt out. You’re doing your best. We get pulled in so many different directions. We give at work. We give at home. We’re under appreciated and overworked. So what’s a girl to do? I’m sure that there are dreams you have that you haven’t reached yet. Even if
To some, a book a week, seems like an audacious goal. I’ve even mentioned it to some leaders and to them it seems like “too much”. “How about a book a month? Or maybe even a book every two weeks?” These are some responds I have gotten back. I’ve even let the thought creep in,
