The National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
I have a hard time observing the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, not because of what it signifies, but because most people observe it as a holiday.
I have a hard time observing the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, not because of what it signifies, but because most people observe it as a holiday.
Some people love the fall? You lust to fulfill your pumpkin spice latte dreams. You love the changing colors of the fall foliage. You can’t wait to don the latest fall fashions. When it comes to the end of summer, I only see death and dying. I dread that winter is coming!
I have always hated cleaning! Not disliked, HATED! However, I found that my mental health is so much better when my house is organized and clean. Tidy home, tidy mind.
I get the concept of aging gracefully, but realistically, I’ll do whatever it takes to turn back time.
Truth, I learned about Amazon Prime Days from my 75-year-old Father-in-law. He loves a good deal and scours Amazon for the best ones.
My Husband was meant to be a DAD!!!
So I’ve compiled a list of things he would love! I’ve priced them as what I could afford to gift, what I would like to gift, and what I could afford to gift if we won the lottery.
I have been blessed with good skin. Even in my teenage years, I had very little acne.
Sepsis changed that.
I’m like a toddler, when I’m silent, you know something is up. I’ve been having a gastro flare since March 28th, and it is relentless. I have trouble eating; when I do eat, it hurts more immediately, and the pain is so bad I can’t sleep through the night. Not having solid sleep is wreaking more havoc on my mental health.
I have just discovered hot yoga and I LOVE it!!! I love getting to the studio early to claim my spot. I love knowing I am doing something great for the longevity of my mobility and I LOVE the heat! Yoga in 34C heat leaves you drenched and racing home for a shower, but it’s a whole vibe!
Here’s what you need to get started.
If you’ve survived sepsis, there’s a good chance you are immunocompromised. Even though I am very cautious and protect myself to the best of my ability, I still get sick. Here’s how to stay comfortable at home during respiratory season.