I feel like I’m at a place of ease. I’ve accomplished many of my wildest dreams.And though the desire for new dreams or a new way to fulfill my purpose often leaves me lost in spins,I’m okay not rushing it.I’m proud of where I’m at and I’m finallyGiving myself space to enjoy.To stop chasing. ToContinue reading “Pleased at Ease”
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Depressed Drama Queen
This morning I woke up very, very tired and what felt like depressed. Though, I don’t think I’m depressed. Then again, that sounds like something a depressed person would say. I think I’m just emotionally overloaded, and part of the comes from feeling I’m of disservice to myself. Not fully allowing myself to dive intoContinue reading “Depressed Drama Queen”
The Brain Dump of an Emotional Empress
I’ve came here to write multiple times since I’ve been back in the states, but each time I attempt to write I feel guilty for not putting my attention towards other priorities which need attended to (like finding a place to live or picking out my outfit for a well anticipated Austin Powers party –Continue reading “The Brain Dump of an Emotional Empress”
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”
The Redemption of France
And with perfect synchronicity, Paris made a seamless come back for France. Starting strong with a slow, peaceful morning – we arrive around 8am with a few hours to spare before we are able to check into our Airbnb. We walk around our area to get a good sense of what’s around, and then findContinue reading “The Redemption of France”
An Ode to CA
What a contradiction – to love being a homebody just as much as loving exploring. If there’s one thing this temporary move to Europe has taught me, it’s that I love having my own space. One that I’ve customized to my liking, that I’ve made comfortable for me, that embodies everything I find cozy, fun,Continue reading “An Ode to CA”
The Suffering of Worry
**this was written in 2018** “Worrying means you suffer twice.” Read it again. “Worrying means you suffer twice.” If something is going to happen – it’s going to happen. So let it happen when it happens. There is absolutely no reason to worry your entire day away about your roommate burning down the house whileContinue reading “The Suffering of Worry”
Just Ride
Do you remember riding in the car as a kid and not knowing where you were going? There was an unappreciated bliss of how irrelevant I was when running errands with my mom. A bliss I haven’t felt in years – hopping in the car, no care in the world for how long we wereContinue reading “Just Ride”
Thank you, 2021.
This year was truly inspiring. Through a whirlwind of emotions, it’s given me insight on a lot. It’s reminded me of the rewards of consistency. It’s taught me how to generously give my time. It’s encouraged me to be blunt. In my boundaries, my desires, and my non-negotiables. It’s made me to be courageous. Bold.Continue reading “Thank you, 2021.”
Dramatic Lack of Love
I saw a lot of people celebrating America this past weekend and while I have respect for expressing pride towards things you’re excited, and honored to be apart of – I could not even bring myself to say, “Happy 4th,” to anyone. Given the circumstances of the past few years, it felt pretty lame toContinue reading “Dramatic Lack of Love”
Inside Mallory's Brain 