Welcome to 2018! We’ve finally entered a new year. While I’ve changed a lot since this time last year, I’d like to think I’m still the same old me, but maybe a little happier, or a little wiser… I didn’t change miraculously overnight last year though, and I don’t necessarily plan to any time in the immediate future per some magical self-promise. I do, however, have some goals that I’d love to…
Over the course of the last few months, I’ve driven across the country multiple times in multiple directions. Needless to say, I’ve gotten used to driving long distances by myself and have come up with my own coping mechanisms for the long hours in the car.
Drink lots ( I mean LOTS) of water – It might seem counterintuitive as drinking water makes you pee, which makes you stop more often, which…
Hygge is or was one of those trends that the Western world latched onto conveniently as the weather changed and the desire for “coziness” became almost a necessity. Be it for ‘the likes’ or your sanity, but everyone needs to feel good when the days get shorter and SADD becomes a thing again. Hygge is an answer to that need.
For those of you who haven’t heard of it, or have heard of it and haven’t…
If the title isn’t self-explanatory enough, this week my friend Ali and I are writing about the things we’re learning this winter. As I mentioned in week one, trying new things and pushing myself out of my comfort zone is super important to me. Since I moved I’ve been trying to continue to find new ways to push myself, and one way I found I could do this was by joining the local roller derby team
Winter is a pretty highly debated season: either you love it or you really don’t. I tend to fall on the ” really don’t” side of the spectrum, but this winter I am bound and determined to change my own perspective on winter weather. So to start, I made a list of a few of the things I already love about winter:
Crisp, clean air-while I love hot summer days, I do love breathing in crisp winter air-…
If you haven’t heard by now, I’ve transitioned from living seasonally in Glacier National Park to moving permanently in an apartment with a “big girl” job in Northwestern Montana. While my head’s still spinning from this kind-of-a-big-deal life decision I’ve just made, I feel like now is a good time to stop and reflect on the past few months. I can reflect on the ways I’ve pushed myself and come…
