Before you read the title of this post and thoroughly judge me for dedicating an entire post to candles, you have to acknowledge the fact that Bath and Body Works has truly stepped up their game in regards to their home fragrances. For the longest time, I was under the impression that Yankee Candle sold … More Bath and Body Works Candles
For a school assignment, I was asked to create a communications plan for a particular brand/company. A communications plan consists of a type of situation or scenario in which a Public Relations professional develops a campaign or strategy that will benefit a specific company, and in this case, said company was Roots. I thought I … More Roots
Scrolling through YouTube the other evening, I stumbled across a channel titled Brave Wilderness. This channel features Coyote Peterson (Nathaniel Peterson), a wildlife educator who seeks out the world’s most dangerous creatures and willingly allows himself to be subject to the stings and bites of dangerous animals and insects. At first, I thought this … More Coyote Peterson/Brave Wilderness
Christmas, as wonderful and fulfilling as it is, can, unfortunately, present individuals with financial stresses due to the purchase of gifts for friends, family, and loved ones. While Christmas certainly is not intended to be celebrated with gifts, the expenses that can arise for wanting to give others something special during the holidays can quickly … More DIY Christmas Gifts
As you’re arguably aware, Black Friday occurred a few days ago. The existence of this day in the midst of American Thanksgiving celebrations has never seemed quite right, in my personal opinion, and I thought I would share and expand my thoughts on this day of extreme savings in the world of sales. I will … More The Implications of Black Friday
I recently watched The Babadook with a good friend of mine, and I wanted to review it because it truly surprised me in a positive way. The movie is a 2014 Australian psychological horror film, written and directed by Jeniffer Kent, The Babadook being her first directorial role. Produced by Kristina Ceyton and Kristian Moliere, the film stars Essie Davis, Noah … More Film Review: The Babadook
Life, more often than not, tends to throw curveballs our way. Things happen that are completely unexpected, plans get rearranged, and something you may have perceived to be absolute at one point becomes completely arbitrary. It can be tremendously frustrating and can prompt feelings of unease and stress, therefore knowing how to adapt and adjust in … More The Importance of Adjustability
Mental illness is a prevalent occurrence in contemporary society, yet many myths regarding this type of illness exist and allow persons to be entirely inaccurate in their perceptions of what this type of illness consists of. According to mendthemind.com, some of the most common myths regarding mental illness include: Mental illness does not impact children … More Myths About Mental Illness
The other evening I was experimenting with some of the items in my fridge, and in doing so I was able to create my own version of a taco recipe that actually produces a rather tasty creation. I thought I would share this recipe with others in hopes of encouraging folks to acknowledge being gluten, dairy, … More My Taco Recipe
Clothing has become, in recent years, a rather expensive investment. Professional clothing in particular. However, for a majority of individuals who work in a semi-professional setting, respectable apparel is expected, therefore it is probable that your wallet is going to take a beating rather quickly. I have had to purchase some professional clothing for my current … More Inexpensive Ways To Dress Up An Outfit
Winter is, for a majority of people, a time of year in which their skin becomes rather unpleasant. Both the appearance and texture of skin, for some individuals, begin to closely resemble the Sahara desert once the winter months occur, and for this reason, I thought I would do some research and seek out the … More The 10 Best Moisturizers For Dry Skin This Winter
Looking back, I can say with complete honesty that my years in university were some of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I graduated with an Honors Degree in English Language and Literature, minoring in Women and Gender studies, and I am currently completing a one-year graduate certificate program in college, there in which … More How To Make The Most Out Of Your Last Year Of College
Relationships can be difficult. Conflicts and challenges arise, a difference of opinion between you and your partner creates tension, and soon enough you’re ready to go on a break and spend some time apart. While going on a break may seem like the best option for you and your partner when your relationship gets rough, … More Why Going On A Break Is The Worst Thing A Couple Can Do
Coffee is, for me personally, a rather absolute necessity in my everyday life. I am aware of the fact that I arguably consume too much coffee in a day, and I have done so for a long time. I began drinking coffee when I was around fourteen or fifteen, and I have been hooked ever since. … More How Much Coffee Is Too Much?
I will admit in saying that the title of this post may suggest that I believe myself to be a successful writer. By no means am I attempting to come across as arrogant, nor am I attempting to persuade others into believing that I am a successful writer because I am not. I have come … More How to Be A Successful Writer
When I first started dating my boyfriend roughly four years ago, I was completely unaware of the potential longevity of our relationship. I enjoyed his company and appreciated his presence in my life, but to be entirely honest, I simply did not anticipate the fact that we would still be together almost four years later. … More The Truth About Long-Term Relationships
Considering I have become a rather avid Game of Thrones fan as of late, I thought I would dedicate a post to Kit Harington, one of the show’s main actors, and provide some biographical information about this fine lad. Christopher Catesby “Kit” Harington was born in Acton, London, on Boxing Day of 1986. He attended … More Profile: Kit Harington
I would argue that we live in a society that seemingly attempts to dictate what individuals should, or should not wear. We are constantly inundated with advertisements and images that convey different body types and the types of clothes that we come to believe are intended for said body types, and in this process we are … More It’s Your Body, Wear What You Want
When I was a teenager, I was under the impression that in order to stay in shape, a gym membership was required. I made use of my gym membership frequently throughout my high school years, and after a while, I became aware of the hefty price tag that accompanies a gym membership. Don’t get me … More Why Staying In Shape Doesn’t Require Having A Gym Membership
Alas, here I am once again, offering my opinion of another season of Game of Thrones. I hope I am not coming across as someone who solely watches television in their time, however since my college has been on strike, I have found some extra time on my hands – why not catch up on … More Game of Thrones: Season Three
I am not one to wear eyeshadow. As much as I would like to make use of eye product other than mascara, and as much as I appreciate how beautiful it can be, I simply do not have the skill or the patience to blend creams and powders endlessly atop eyelid primer on to my … More Product Review: ColourPop’s Super Shock Shadow
So often I come across individuals who are extremely annoyed with how early Christmas decorations and carols become evident in stores and on the radio. Their argument is that recognizing these Christmas traditions so soon after Halloween, even before the American Thanksgiving, is somewhat ridiculous. On the other hand, I also come across individuals who … More When Is It Too Early To Participate In Christmas Festivities?
The Roommate, a 2011 psychological thriller film, is a movie I have been meaning to sit down and watch it for quite some time now. I finally did view the film and thought I might review it for other’s sake, specifically because it was not exactly what I assumed it would be. The film was directed by … More Film Review: The Roommate
Roughly three years ago, I learned that I am intolerant to gluten. This in itself was unfortunate enough, however, to further add to my pain, I was informed that I am also intolerant to dairy and egg. Yes, you read that correctly. I am intolerant to the three most popular food ingredients, and yes, it … More How To Survive A Gluten-Free Transition
When I was in grade eleven, I took it upon myself to begin running every day. I was a highly active person, playing rugby five days a week, and endurance was a key component of the sport I was then obsessed with. At first, I began my running habits in a gradual manner. I would … More How Too Much Exercise Can Actually Be Damaging To Your Mental Health
Karen Carpenter was an American singer and further drummer, her instrumental talents being a key component of the duo she formed with her brother, Richard, known as The Carpenters. She was born in March of 1950 and passed away in February of 1983, making her a mere thirty-two years of age when she died. Karen … More Profile: Karen Carpenter
The third week of the 2017 Ontario College strike is coming to a close, yet the strike prevails. I read numerous reports stating that the two parties involved with the strike met on both Thursday and Friday of this past week, however, no updates regarding the further duration of the strike have been released. At … More The 2017 Ontario College Strike – #2
I am confident that a majority of persons would agree with me in saying that having to put forth significant effort in a situation in which others are putting forth minimal effort is incredibly frustrating. Whether it be in the workplace, in school, in friendships, familial relationships or intimate relationships, acknowledging that your efforts outweigh … More The Importance of Equilibrium In A Majority of Situations
Following the conclusion of season one of Game of Thrones, I naturally pick up where I left off and began watching season two. I finished the second season a couple of days ago and am in the early episodes of season three, therefore I wanted to offer my opinion of the second season compared to … More Game of Thrones: Season Two
It seems to me as though designating trustworthy individuals in our lives has become more challenging than ever before. There is more opportunity now than ever to abolish the trust you have for a person or a person has for you, therefore when someone you trust does something that hurts or offends you personally, it … More The Implications of Being Two-Faced
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