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Trying to Embrace the End of the Eras Tour
A little over two years ago, I fought Ticketmaster and was one of the very fortunate ones to score Taylor Swift - The Eras Tour tickets at face value. Unless you live under a boulder, you’re well aware how iconic the Eras Tour has become…but back then, when we bought the tickets we had NO IDEA what we were in for or what the Eras Tour would become.
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Six years is a long time without your best friend
I’ve been thinking a lot about friendships lately. They change and morph throughout our lifetimes. As many of you know, I started this blog after the passing of my lifelong best friend in 2018. Heather and I met in kindergarten, I literally don’t remember a time when I didn’t know her, and there are few memories throughout much of my life that she didn’t play an active role. In some ways the last six years have always felt a little strange without her – there are always those things that aren’t the same with anyone else. It was a daily struggle for me in the months after Heather died. (My words…
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Wishing my friend,Monica, an extremely Happy 40th Birthday!
Other than my husband, I have never had a friend who loves me, encourages me, supports me, and just all around “gets” me like Monica does.
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Trying to Focus on the Gratitude of Productivity
I admittedly have not been doing great on my plan to write every morning. Life continues to throw challenges our way and to be honest – I’ve been tired. Its far easier to scroll my phone in the morning than force myself to do something productive. But last week I managed to work out every day despite multiple things that could have thrown me off track. As I sit here this morning staring at the glow of our beautiful Christmas tree – I feel motivated and decided its time to add another improvement to my schedule this week. The things that have *sort of* kept me sane in the last…
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Trying to Remember Gratitude in the Midst of Chaos
Last week got heavy for me. As I looked back over the posts I wrote shortly after Heather’s death, it began to weigh on me again. And while I feel it is so important to make other’s more aware of suicide and its devastating impacts, I also cannot let those consequences pull me down. While my intent was to keep posting things, life got a little busy and a little subconsciously I stepped away from posting. I thought about it a lot, but didn’t do anything beyond that. The title of our blog is my life’s motto, I will try a little bit harder every day to achieve my goals.…