Change. Perhaps one of my least favorite words. For me, change brings nerves, anxiety and uncertainty. Anytime someone tells me, “things are going to change for you” or “things change a lot around here,” I get a pit in my … Continued
Today, I turn 26. And to be honest, I’m not sure I’m quite ready to accept that. It seems like just yesterday that I was turning 25. I know everyone says that on their birthday, but this year, I truly mean … Continued
Fact: I love Say Yes to the Dress. It’s a guilty pleasure of mine, and if there’s a marathon on, you bet your butt I’ll be sitting on the couch watching it. But as much as I love it, the show made … Continued
Growing up, I loved Dr. Seuss. Between his rhyming, characters, and creative one-of-a-kind stories, I just couldn’t get enough of his books. Today, not much has changed. Although Dr. Seuss speaks the language of children, his stories also have the … Continued
This isn’t going to be your typical New Year’s Eve blog post telling you about all of my new year’s resolutions (I’ve done that before – here and here) or telling you how I accomplished all of my resolutions from last year … Continued
At the beginning of December, I started having this realization that I was going to turn 25 on December 16th. Usually, my birthday makes me excited to the point where I celebrate all month long. This year, the thought of … Continued
For the past several years, I’ve written blogs about what I’m thankful for. And after reading over them all again, I’ve come to realize that they’re all pretty sappy and cliche. But what can I say? That’s my life, I … Continued
One of my graduation pics from U of Alabama. In August 2012, I moved to Alabama on my own. We live in a world that tells us we should never give up – that no matter how hard things may … Continued
It’s been awhile since I’ve felt this way. For anyone that’s read my blog, you know that I’ve suffered from depression and anxiety as well as struggled with self-injury (cutting) and suicidal thoughts. Although all of that’s “behind me” (it’s … Continued