Today, I participated in something I had never thought I would; or could. “We Shall Over comb” was the signage winner at the capitol today. This weekend has involved a lot of political riots, protests, and rallies across the United States. Today multiple cities held their own Women’s March rally. Now, as someone who dealsContinue reading “Reflections after a rally.”
Category Archives: Life
Officially Official!
While I actually accomplished this two weeks ago, I am still head over heels over me accomplishing my dreams. Back in 2014, I started this blog as a way to reach out to audiences about mental health, and just to expand my horizon on writing. Then, in 2015 I participated in National Novel Writing Month,Continue reading “Officially Official!”
I’m depressed and I’m doing just fine.
Two months ago, I was going to write on this very subject, but all I could write was the headline. I took the header photo back in December while walking through the gardens that’s downtown. I don’t know whats worse: depression or anxiety. Both are intertwined. One can offset the other in a moments notice.Continue reading “I’m depressed and I’m doing just fine.”
Clean & Organized Home = Happy Home.
Friends and family are on there way to visit my house this weekend, and the end of the year is approaching. Charlotte, my cat, does not like the vacuum cleaner. She use to run around the house (when she wouldn’t want to go outside) but now she sits on the Kitchen counter while I cleanContinue reading “Clean & Organized Home = Happy Home.”
The best photo I took this year
The best moments come unexpectedly. And no, its not the header photo, which I found on Google! This summer, I got to go to New York City, New York for a internship if you will. Spending thirteen days in the city, eleven days were actually spent working at the Julliard School of Music, underContinue reading “The best photo I took this year”
2016 NaNoWriMo Victory and Statistics
This one’s going to be brief, but let’s “talk” about the month that was November 2016. In November this year, I started a new job. I had been unemployed for about two months, so I’m really thankful for the income rolling in. My cat, whom I’ve now named “Charlotte” needs to be taken to theContinue reading “2016 NaNoWriMo Victory and Statistics”
Being single & 23.
The fall leaves are on the ground, and couples are out and about. Staying indoors, is something I can’t help but avoid until the Winter officially comes. The last date I went on, was in December of 2013. It was not bad, but we’ve never talked to since. That’s okay, because at the time IContinue reading “Being single & 23.”
Wednesday Weekly Bubble Bath’s
Every Wednesday, I love drawing the hot water to help me relax after a stressful week. Water is a beautiful part of our world. It’s not until drought season approaches that I truly understand the importance of water. The two small rain barrels outside are about a third full of rainwater, and it’s fun watchingContinue reading “Wednesday Weekly Bubble Bath’s”
Thanks and Giving
An unbelievably witty and charming lists and ideas on why I am still thankful after Thanksgiving. Okay, maybe not. I am currently behind on my National Novel Writing Month word count by twenty-six thousand plus words. Today is the 27th, so if I write at least 7,000 words a day, I’ll finish above the 50-KContinue reading “Thanks and Giving”
Why I start my New Year Resolutions in December.
The end of 2016 is coming near, and so is this month of November. Yes, this word count is going towards NaNoWriMo’s 50,000 goal. When 2017 begins in 35 days and counting, I will have already tested out my resolutions. This idea came to me about two years ago, when I was struggling withContinue reading “Why I start my New Year Resolutions in December.”
Danielle Lee Sullivan 