So, here we are at the end of February. I thought I’d be closer to my goal at this point, but that’s not how it’s worked out. After being sick at the beginning of January, it threw me off and … Continue reading
January has been what I’m describing as a crappy month. Right after the new year, my employer announced that we had required over-time of 4-hours each week, no exceptions. If we didn’t work the hours, we would suffer disciplinary action. … Continue reading
It’s been awhile since I did a coffee date post! Like over half a year! Need to work on getting one done every month if I can. I really do love the Ultimate Coffee Date link up sponsored by Coco … Continue reading
2018 was quite a year. I chose “overcomer” as my word for the year, and it seemed pretty right on. The year started off okay, then got rocky, and is thankfully ending on a higher note. In January, I was … Continue reading
While Sunday is the official first day of the week, there’s just something about Monday. Most of us feel as though it’s truly the start of the week since the majority of us have to go back to work. So, … Continue reading
It’s now been 10 days since I stopped taking Cymbalta. If you missed my post about my awful, nightmare withdrawal, please check it out. I’m so incredibly happy that I am off of the medication and on Savella. That said, … Continue reading
Sorry for the lack of posts in the last week. Since my Nana’s passing, I’ve been busy and spending more time with family. The days have been a bit of a blur. Hard to believe that tomorrow marks two weeks … Continue reading
I’m excited to announce that I’m back for a fourth year as a Skirt Sports Ambassador Captain! I’ve been blessed to be a part of this amazing empowering company since 2014. Skirt Sports is a brand that I have believed … Continue reading
I’ve learned I’m the toughest critic of myself. I push myself to do things, and have a hard time accepting when my body decides that I’m pushing too much. Since the NYC Marathon, and even before that in the weeks … Continue reading
Just days before I was set to leave for New York, I would find myself in the hospital. On October 31st, I had begun to have stabbing, burning chest pains on the left side of my chest. The pain began … Continue reading