Fall 2018 Blog Schedule

Header Photo: NW 16th Oklahoma City area. Next week, I return to The University of Oklahoma. I feel super anxious, truly. It’s been three years since I’ve been in school, and I started going to university in 2012. This has been a drawn out process, just to finish my undergraduate degree. I’m not the bestContinue reading “Fall 2018 Blog Schedule”

08.2018

Woah. We only have four months left in the year, can you believe it? If you are new or a consistent follower, welcome to this months Taking Inventory Blog Series. This series is written at the beginning of each new month, providing you an inside look of my life. As always you can follow meContinue reading “08.2018”

Being a Gemini-Cancer Cusp Child

Hello and welcome to another lifestyle blog! If you are into horoscopes, then you’ll enjoy today’s late post. It was supposed to be posted the week of my birthday last month. As always you can follow me on WordPress here or Twitter (my most active social media platform). Horoscopes Horoscopes themselves are fun to seeContinue reading “Being a Gemini-Cancer Cusp Child”

Independence & Relationships

I don’t need an expensive ring. Something simple will do. Hello, and happy Independence Day! Today’s blog post is a lifestyle blog about engagements, relationships, etc. On Friday, I’ll be releasing another lifestyle blog and next week, I should be back to writing about books. Until then, always feel free to follow me on WordPressContinue reading “Independence & Relationships”

07.2018

Hello and welcome to my tenth taking inventory series post. July has just begun and to me, summer fun has ended. I’ll explain why soon, but for now feel free to follow me on all available social media platforms (Instagram or Twitter are fun places to start). Let’s go! Word of the month: Transition. JulyContinue reading “07.2018”

Menstrual Cycles are the WORST

Let’s say a cycle is seven days each month and you use an average of two pads in a day. Fourteen pads in one cycle.
Fourteen times 12 equals 168.
In one year, you would spend $54 on 180 pads.
Buying even just one reusable cloth pad can reduce the amount of waste of 180 pads and even save you $35 in one year alone.