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I Can’t Believe You Kept This
I have a scrapbook in my room filled with paper souvenirs that I’ve collected both from vacations, events, and the average, seemingly ordinary days. I have wristbands from concerts and boarding passes from flights. I have a sticker from the first time I gave blood and a parking ticket from the City of Vancouver. I… Continue reading
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January & February Favorites (2020)
Hey y’all, it’s that time again! I’ve had my hunting eyes extra open for the past few months because I’ve been really feeling the need to find more new in my life, you know? Here’s what I’ve found: . Podcasts Kicking us off with a dark one, I found Truth and Lies: Jeffrey Epstein on… Continue reading
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10 Newsletters to Consider Adding to Your Inbox
If you’re like me, one of the first things you do when you wake up is check your email. Even though it’s probably going to be full of advertisements. Maybe a coupon for your favorite online retailer that you definitely shouldn’t click on but you do anyway. That one email from a company you’ve never… Continue reading
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I Say Sh*t 17 Times in this Post, But it’s Upbeat, I Promise
I recently read the book Sorry I’m Late, I Didn’t Want to Come by Jessica Pan, which chronicles her year of saying “yes” to things in order to help her step out of her introvert comfort zone. It was a hilarious and relatable book that was full of valuable lessons, but one in particular stood… Continue reading
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For Laycee
This past weekend my family lost our dog, Laycee, who was a vibrant, beautiful member of our family for nine years. It was a hard day, one that we’d dreaded, but ultimately knew had to come, and we are happy to know that she lived a good life, full of love, both given and received.… Continue reading
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Learning Internet Slang (Part 4)
There are few things I enjoy more than tracking down new slang words and phrases to quiz my friends and family with. Not only do I love seeing the reaction of my poor, unsuspecting victims contestants, but I love hearing the creative responses they give as they try to figure out what on earth these… Continue reading
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31 Good Things that Happened in January
I usually put the same intro before my monthly “good things” posts, but this one felt a little different. January was rough. And it seemed to last way longer than 31 days. But even amongst all the bad, as always, there were good things. And even though I might have dragged my feet a little bit… Continue reading
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Thank You, Kobe.
This past weekend might have been a lot of things for a lot of people, but there was one collective moment most of us shared. It was an awful moment. The kind we’ll replay over and over again. The kind that 20, 30 years from now we’ll still swap, “where were you when..” stories about.… Continue reading
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For My Fellow Worms
While going through some of the old documents on my computer, I came across this little story. I think it was my hope that one day it would become a children’s book, but that never transpired, and now it’s just been sitting in folder oblivion for a few years, so I thought I would share… Continue reading
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My Google Search History (Part 5)
Something terrible has happened. And by terrible, I mean unhealthy. Apparently Apple has increased the limit for the number of internet windows you are allowed to have open at one time, which has caused me, my Googling habits and my search window hoarding to spiral out of control. While trying to figure out what I… Continue reading
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