Tag Archives: humanity

Sad and Angry, with Love

One of my favorite things I’ve learned about myself within the past couple of years is how much I learn from being sad and angry.  These were two emotions I suppressed for so long because I had a negative connotation of what these emotions meant and how to navigate them. I was hesitant to showContinue reading “Sad and Angry, with Love”

Happy One Year, LA.

As clichè as it is, starting a New Year has always been refreshing to me. I enjoy the idea of a fresh start. Setting new goals. Tiddy-ing life up a bit by gathering the lessons you’ve learned and packing them up for the years to come. Re-assessing aspects of life that seem to be missingContinue reading “Happy One Year, LA.”

The War Against Reality

Picture this: It’s a quiet Sunday morning. You wake up feeling refreshed and at peace. You grab your morning fix, whether that’s water, tea, coffee, etc., and you hop in the car for some Sunday morning exploring. The sky is exceptionally blue with minimal clouds. The clouds that you do see are incredibly white andContinue reading “The War Against Reality”

Comfortably Uncomfortable

Is chasing a far fetched dream worth being away from the best people in my life? Do I have enough knowledge and experience to make beneficial decisions? How do I get myself on track when I don’t even know what path I want to take? How do I believe everything’s going to be okay whenContinue reading “Comfortably Uncomfortable”

Bracelete in Disguise

Hi.  I have a little story that is dear to my heart. I’ve spent some time with this story to myself because it’s golden. It’s special. It just warms my heart when I think about it.  So – a little over a month after graduating I was having a FaceTime date with one of myContinue reading “Bracelete in Disguise”

Thank you, Puss.

I feel like I’ve been suffocating myself.  No. I know I’ve been suffocating myself.  I’m so scared because I want my dreams to come true SO bad, that I’m rushing the process. But in reality, rushing the process is pushing the process away.  I’m becoming my own worst enemy. I dabble into so many thingsContinue reading “Thank you, Puss.”