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When Doing Everything Right Goes Wrong (1 of _)
Let me start by saying, please continue to try to do the right thing
To be continued Continue reading When Doing Everything Right Goes Wrong (1 of _)
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PTSD, Anxiety, Depression & the 2020 Election: My Healthcare Story
The most important date this year for some is the Presidential election in November. For me, it’s September 2nd, or the day I turn 26 and lose my healthcare coverage. Continue reading PTSD, Anxiety, Depression & the 2020 Election: My Healthcare Story
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Learning Illustrator: The First 3 Tutorials I Used (& The Results!)
I’m back in school, taking Introduction to Graphic Design, which is quickly barreling through the various super-dense Adobe Creative Suite programs over the semester. I’ve committed to following one simple tutorial every weekday, along with my other classwork and projects. Continue reading Learning Illustrator: The First 3 Tutorials I Used (& The Results!)
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Tarot Cards & Me
From one perspective, you could say that I moved to New Orleans in 2017, was gifted my first tarot deck and now I have an altar set up in my bedroom in 2020. Continue reading Tarot Cards & Me
From the Drafts: On The General State of Things 5.7.20
I need to find a way to structure how I approach “the world in general” right now. I don’t want to be silent. It is impossible for me to write or speak or even think about the world around me without coming at it from 5+ different angles. This is making it incredibly difficult to write, speak and think right now. It’s not my place … Continue reading From the Drafts: On The General State of Things 5.7.20
Learning Photography & Class Projects June 2020
I have been intimidated by cameras for a long time. I used to think photography was something that you either picked up in high school and got better at in college, or you didn’t do it at all. I saw it more as a natural talent than a skill I could learn. Continue reading Learning Photography & Class Projects June 2020
Garbage | Archived Microfiction
My graying mother was standing two feet from the trash can, her eyes watering. The can was full. Continue reading Garbage | Archived Microfiction
I have 3 funeral dresses | Archived Poems
{Please be empathetic to my 15-21 aged self who was finding her voice and her place} Continue reading I have 3 funeral dresses | Archived Poems
Buying School Supplies during Covid-19
In order to unpack where I am these days, it is essential that you know how much I love excuses. I frequently canceled plans, found excuses to leave early, and stayed home. My self-decided minimum time to be at a public or private event is an hour. Now, here I am, the fortunate introvert in a global crisis. Continue reading Buying School Supplies during Covid-19
Dear Diary, The Future Freaks Me Out
I don’t have a clear idea of what I want to do professionally anymore. Continue reading Dear Diary, The Future Freaks Me Out
Books I’ve Read During Covid-19
Powering through a book and then being able to add it to the list gives me great satisfaction. Continue reading Books I’ve Read During Covid-19
I don’t want to write a blog post
My hope is that by confronting it today, I can find it easier to come back tomorrow. Continue reading I don’t want to write a blog post
4 ways my anxiety manifested during the Covid-19 Stay at Home mandate
Designating any given Tuesday as a “day-drinking day” doesn’t have the same consequences. Sleeping late, napping in the middle of the day, going to bed early – any manner/quantity of slumber is an acceptable activity. Anything is an acceptable activity, as long as it doesn’t involve getting within 6 feet of another person. Continue reading 4 ways my anxiety manifested during the Covid-19 Stay at Home mandate
