-
When the Depraved are the Ones Yelling from the Pulpit
**the views expressed in the following are opinions and only opinions** There are few things I shy away from on this blog, but politics and religion are, in fact on that list. There is enough of that everywhere you turn and rarely, if ever, do I let it affect me. However, over the last couple… Read more
-

Time to Start Living Those Other Lives
Someone recently said to me, “you’re all over the place,” because I’ve been on a mission to learn lately. I’ve picked up the ukulele. I’ve been learning about gardening and actually keeping plants alive. I’ve been playing around with epoxy art and I’ve been exploring cooking. I didn’t really think much about it at the… Read more
-

Spring has sprung and so has my psyche
We’ve officially sprung an hour ahead. The days are longer. The sun is warmer. Pollen is floating through the air turning everything a dusty yellow and I love it. On Tuesday last week, I woke up and it was like the fog of my Seasonal Affective Disorder had lifted. I wonder if that’s what bears… Read more
-

Never Underestimate the Power of a Long Hot Bath
I’m not a “bath” person. I prefer a shower to get clean. I actually don’t remember the last time I took a bath. If I had to guess, I would say I only did it because a shower was unavailable. Don’t get me wrong, I love the water. I just don’t love stewing in my… Read more
-

Seven Ways to Deal with Seasonal Affective Disorder
November got away from me. I didn’t really participate in NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) like I had planned. Actually, nothing really went as planned, except for my workouts. Those have stayed on track and on the forefront. Everything else has been hit or miss. Mostly miss. I know there are a lot of people… Read more
1–2 minutes

