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Blogging Tips that Helped Me (& Can Hopefully Help You Too)
By no means do I consider myself a professional in any capacity when it comes to writing, however, I have done (at least one) lap around the block, as they say. This past month marked my 4-year blogging anniversary, which made me feel a lot of feels and sent me on one of those oh, how far… Continue reading
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Ideas that Never Became Blog Posts (For Good Reason)
Even though it may be IMPOSSIBLE to imagine, sometimes I have bad ideas for blog posts. What? You mean you’re not always a genius lyrical angel?! At the risk of shattering your universe…no. But while we all occasionally have bad ideas or plans that don’t work out quite how we imagined, I feel that as… Continue reading
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Thank You, Dodgers. Thank You, Baseball.
When I was little my grandparents had season tickets to Dodger Stadium. There were four tickets, two for my grandma and grandpa, and then two for the lucky duo they brought with them. Oftentimes I went with my cousin, Spenser, or my sister, Natalee. Other times the tickets were given to my parents and my… Continue reading
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31 Good Things That Happened in October (2017)
I have good news and good news. I have only good news! As mentioned in this blog post, at the end of every month I’m going to highlight all the good things that happened in that 30-day (or so) span, to give ourselves a break from the well known bad. You can find last month’s here. Happy… Continue reading
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September & October Favorites (2017)
I always have trouble knowing exactly how to start these blog posts because I feel like the meat of the post is in the favorites, you know? So if I spend all this time in the intro trying to get you excited for the favorites, I’m just wasting your time because every single extra word… Continue reading
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How Your Kids Awakened the Future Mom in Me
I’m not a parent, but I used to play one in the morning. Five days a week I would drive over to a family friend’s house to pick up their 10-year-old twins and take them to school. I didn’t do any of the hard work. When I showed up the kids were awake and dressed… Continue reading
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Dear Apple, Can We Talk for a Sec?
Hello. My name is Kimberlee, but since I’m about to get personal and a little pathetic, please feel free to refer to me as “Kim” when you share this letter around the office. You see, I have a situation. It’s completely ridiculous, and drastically unimportant compared to other issues plaguing our society, nonetheless, here I… Continue reading
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How to be Me for Halloween
With only about two weeks left until Halloween we’ve officially reached that point where you’re either going to have to suck it up and overspend on a costume at an outlet, pull a clever one together at a thrift shop, or cut holes in a trusty white sheet. I personally am not a huge Halloween… Continue reading
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Strain then Stir (Episode 2): How to be Ingredient Conscious
Hello and welcome back to another episode of Strain Then Stir, a no-cameras, diary-esque cooking show blog where I attempt to transform myself from a two-meal Tina into a full course Frank…or at the very least, be capable of feeding myself more than cereal and pasta. On our last episode, I dove into the depths… Continue reading
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If I Were on Carpool Karaoke
Unlike most guests, I obviously wouldn’t have a successful discography to sing along to as James Corden and I drove around downtown Los Angeles, thus making the call from The Late Late Show rather surprising. Had they heard my music turned up to a volume that blocked out my voice, thus leading me (and possibly… Continue reading
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