March, the Month of the Irish
How many times have you overheard in conversation, “I am so sad, I must be depressed”? With statements like these is it hard to get past the stereo type that Depression is a Mental Illness. People who are depressed are sick. The first step in getting help is…
The recipe used in this review is by Alexandra’s Kitchen. What do you do when you buy a whole bunch of blueberries and cannot eat them quickly enough? I usually end up putting them in some oatmeal, paring them with some cottage cheese, or shoving a few handfuls…
The Weight of the Past: Why We Must Break Free Have you ever felt like you were carrying the burdens of those who came before you? Perhaps you’ve noticed patterns in your family—poverty, addiction, toxic relationships, or deep-seated fears—that seem to repeat across generations. You work hard to…
December is fading fast. I can’t believe we are almost half way done. Where did this year go? I know a lot of us say that every year but this year went incredibly quick for me and the last few certainly seemed to drag on. In December I…
As time progressed, I realized that I had some other things I wanted to discuss. After I posted part one of the series, That Time I Bought an $1800 iMac, I realized there were a lot of things I didn’t really write about. So, I thought I would take a…
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SensitiveSmiles #CollectiveBias Spring has finally sprung here in Michigan. I was starting to wonder if I was ever going to see the sun shine for longer than an hour. So while…
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