3am. For whatever reason, that is my mind’s loudest hour. If there is anything wrong, or stressful, or even just the slightest bit unsettling going on in my life, it is bound to wake me up at 3am. You know what I no longer let myself do at 3am- Google Ewing Sarcoma. Google any of … More Five Year Increments
It was about two weeks into my second semester freshman year when I walked into my dorm room to find my friends standing around my opened panty drawer. My beloved and loyal male followers, maybe this is where you would like to excuse yourself, or maybe hang around a bit with a very open mind … More LFL, and the Granny Panty Intervention
It was quiet. That’s all I remember. I don’t remember what day it was, or anything else that happened that day. I don’t remember what book I was reading or what kind of tea I was sipping on. But I remember it was quiet. A quiet moment in a loud chapter. My mind was quiet. … More Keep This
It was the month of love, and yet, just about every book I read this month made me cry. But hey, there was some hidden love in those pages. Overall, it was a solid month of reads. Any month that comes upon two Five Star books is a winner to me! Thanks for reading with … More February 2020 Reads
Well-meaning people say a lot of stupid stuff. I think if you’ve ever faced a giant like loss or terminal illness, and you’ve ever talked to someone who hasn’t quite faced a giant of the same magnitude in their own life, you understand. Well-meaning believers can be the worst of them. I remember a long … More “Everything Happens for a Reason,” They Said
“Wise men say only fools rush in, but I can’t help….” WRONG I know I’m stepping on toes here, but hear me out. I know that just about everyone, me included, has danced to this song at a wedding, maybe even at YOUR OWN wedding. And it’s a beautiful song, really, every single remix of … More I CAN Help Falling In Love
Six years ago, I sat in an old Buick with the boy I liked as we ate Taco Bell and listened to Jack Johnson Pandora. We’d been seeing each other a little over a month at this point, but that month was intense. It was full of obvious attraction, long walks, and dances under a … More The Unlikely Friendship of Happy and Hard
I think faith manifests when we stop standing in the realm of “where we are” and instead rest in the realm of “what we believe.” … More Medically Speaking…
Welcome to 2020! If you’ve been keeping up with any other book bloggers or bookstagram accounts, you’ve probably seen that the books this year are already getting some SHINING reviews! That’s so exciting but so overwhelming if you’re like me, and you’re still trying to keep up with the books people raved about last year… … More January 2020 Reads
Pain, We meet again. You’ve always kind of lingered. Here and there you’d make your appearance. You’re just always around, either directly in my story or someone else’s. You’re like an explosive relative. We all brace for you, and though we hurt for the others impacted by you, we all breathe a little sigh of … More An Open Letter to Pain
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