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Today’s post wraps up our four-part series pertaining to Easter and some perhaps uncommon knowledge affiliated with the holiday. If you enjoy Easter, here is hoping you enjoyed this series. If you don’t, no judgment, but I wager you arguably have not been enjoying this Easter saga if you have been following along. #sorrynotsorry Again, … More How much do you know about Easter? (part four)
If you had told me days ago that the topic of Easter and some interesting facts pertaining to it would extend over a three-day duration, I arguably would have snorted in your face. I’ve always been a snorter, and not the drug kind. I tend to snort when I laugh, but I find it a … More How much do you know about Easter? (part three)
Continuing our discussion of Easter and some interesting information about it, I have to say I’ve already learned a thing or two from the information provided via goodhousekeeping.com. I’ve always enjoyed the holiday, but my mom takes the cake in terms of being an Easter feign; it has always been her preferred holiday, arguably because … More How much do you know about Easter? (part two)
While I acknowledge we still have time before Easter is upon us, I thought it might be fun to shine some light on the holiday (no religious pun intended) and explore some perhaps uncommon knowledge pertaining to the celebration. This information comes from goodhousekeeping.com. “1. Easter baskets have special symbolism. The woven treat containers represent … More How much do you know about Easter? (part one)
I would wager that trauma, sadly, is something that is relevant to more of us than not. It’s a horrible thing to endure, and because it can occur in so many different ways and forms, its lasting effects can vary drastically as well, both in severity and duration. I don’t intend for this post to … More Dealing with trauma: fight or flee?
As reluctant as I am to admit it because, quite honestly, I don’t want it to be over yet, I am currently reading the final installment in Sarah J. Maas’ A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) series. The fifth text, titled “A Court of Silver Flames,” actually took me by surprise at its start … More ACOTAR series: An epic ending
I am someone who firmly believes in the ideology of trusting my gut. Granted, because I have so many digestive issues, there are days during which I contemplate just how trustworthy my gut is, and occasionally I do have to question whether or not it holds any sway because it can be so unpredictable. But, … More Know your limit and stay within it
I have no shame in admitting my love for chicken nuggets. Will I be a 30-year-old woman this May? Yes. Are chicken nuggets commonly associated with children? Yes. But, despite this belief that adults cannot dabble in the pleasure of what is chicken nuggets, I gladly challenge the stigma and will savour and enjoy a … More Here’s how to make the Best Crispy Baked Chicken Nuggets
Any woman who plays the game of rugby can arguably relate to the inevitable struggle that seems to present itself when it comes to finding a hairstyle that holds up to the roughness and toughness of the game. Depending on the length of your hair, trying to determine a hairstyle that will not only stay … More Rugby hairstyles for women: what’s your go-to?
I think we could arguably all admit to being a little neglectful here and there when it comes to vehicle maintenance. When a light appears on the dash, we may or may not pretend we haven’t seen it for a couple of days; if a strange sound starts to omit from the rear end, perhaps … More If your airbag light is on in your vehicle, please read this
If I could time travel and had the opportunity to visit and tell my teenage self that I would develop an appreciation for history in the near future, I think I would have popped myself square in the teeth, without hesitation. When I was younger, I positively despised anything historical (that’s a bold assertion, but … More “Secrets of the Saqqara Tomb”: An enthralling watch
Yesterday’s post about canker sores provided you all with a sort of fundamental understanding as to why these pricks have to make their presence known. I was prepared to just delve right into how to go about preventing, and, furthermore, treating them, but then I realized perhaps I should share some background information on the … More Tired of dealing with canker sores? Read this (part two)
I have, unfortunately, been on the receiving end of canker sores for most of my life. I started getting them when I was quite young, and I don’t think I was yet ten years old before they became more common than not. I would go through periods during which their presence ceased dramatically, only for … More Tired of dealing with canker sores? Read this (part one)
Today’s post will be a continuation of our discussion regarding burnout and its common signs and symptoms. Burnout is no joke, and while I’ve never experienced it myself, I’ve come close. If anything, I’m sort of always dangerously bordering on burnout with Lyme disease, if I’m not attentive to how much strenuous activity I’m engaging … More Burnout: know the signs (part two)
I recently wrote a post discussing a young woman who pushed herself to the absolute limit mentally and physically and ended up having a heart attack. The source of this information was an Instagram reel, and the woman explained how she now has a stint in her chest due to damage from the heart attack. … More Burnout: know the signs (part one)
While it certainly should be common knowledge that overworking ourselves is an excellent means to achieve burnout, I’m not entirely certain it is. Or, perhaps I should acknowledge how most of us are aware of the implications of pushing our bodies and minds too far, yet we tend to ignore this ideology when it comes … More Looking to avoid burnout? Listen to your body
I swear I was Italian in a past life because my love for pasta borders on infatuation. I could quite literally eat pasta for each meal every day and not tire of it, and I doubt I’m the only one who can say this with confidence. Not only is pasta positively delicious, but it is … More How about some White Wine-Garlic Pasta with Scallops for diner tonight?
The inspiration behind today’s post is yet another Instagram reel, but I am pleased to report that on this occasion, I do, in fact, possess said reel to share with all of you. I still feel badly I haven’t been able to come across the reel that inspired my post about Fluffy the cat. The … More Struggling with self-confidence? This could be the culprit
I came across an Instagram reel a little while ago that I continue to periodically think about. I wish I had saved it, but, alas, I did not, so my own explanation of the reel will have to suffice. **Update: A lovely follower of mine shared the video with me. You can view it here. … More As it turns out, cats are kinder than you think
A recent conversation with an individual is the inspiration behind today’s post. A rather condensed summation of the conversation entails myself and this person chatting about opportunities in life and how to go about seizing them, and I was a little taken aback by this person’s perspective on the matter; they asserted how they believe … More Feel the fear and do it anyway
Life is full of surprises, as most of us know. At times, things are excellent; everything is falling into place, and optimism seems to flow more freely from us when we are excelling. At other times, things are pure shit; nothing can go right no matter what you do, and it seems easier to lay … More The endless agony of trying to decipher life’s injustices
If you’re a reader to any extent, there is a strong probability you have heard of a book titled ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ (ACOTAR) by Sarah J. Maas. ACOTAR is the first of five novels in the entire series, and upon hearing how bloody good ACOTAR is from multiple people and sources, I … More This is why ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ is so damn good
Today’s post was inspired by one of my best friends. She is currently at an agricultural conference in the U.S. and has been documenting her food experiences with me via Snapchat. The other morning, she ordered some seriously impressive-looking French Toast at a brunch joint where she is located, and because it looked so delicious, … More Craving something sweet? Read this
When Blaine initially suggested writing about pigs, as I mentioned in yesterday’s post, I was not anticipating having to allot two posts to the subject matter. But, as it turns out, there is more to know about pigs that one may suspect, hence why we are here, on day two of our conversation pertaining to … More How much do you know about pigs? (part two)
I have to share a personal little tale with all of you before we delve into the subject matter of all things pigs. I had just started on a draft of this post and left my laptop open with my blog page on the screen. All I had written was the title, which reads “How … More How much do you know about pigs? (part one)
I’m trying to distance myself from cleaners that contain a lot of harsh chemicals and additives. Having Lyme disease, my body is far more sensitive to toxins than it used to be, so while I’ve never really had to pay much attention to the ingredients in most things, let alone cleaning products, I am now … More Method Glass Cleaner Spray vs Windex: which reigns supreme?
As promised at the conclusion of yesterday’s post, today’s will continue our conversation about the correlation between neurodivergence and tone of voice. If you’re neurotypical, meaning you tend to process information ‘normally,’ it is quite possible you have had a conversation with someone neurodivergent and have walked away from the chat thinking the neurodivergent individual … More The connection between neurodivergency and tone of voice (part two)
For most of my life, I’ve been told I am a rather expressive person. Based on the wrinkles on my face that have made their presence known before I’m even 30 years old, I’m inclined to agree with the fact that I am expressive. Depending on who I am with, my voice can also become … More The connection between neurodivergency and tone of voice (part one)
I’ve been using beef tallow as a moisturizer for my face for a few months now. The specific product I use is called For the Face and it is made by Tallow Twins, two sisters who are local to me that I’ve known my entire life. I will be transparent and admit I was very … More What’s with the beef tallow hate?
When I sat down to write today’s post and paused for some creative inspiration, my stomach provided me with a response in the form of a solid grumble. Leaning into the bodily cue, I figured I would peruse the internet and find a recipe to share with all of you. I try to share recipes … More How about some Loaded Mac and Cheese for dinner?
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