inkling (noun): a slight knowledge or suspicion; a hint. Use in a sentence: I had an inkling my words could change the world.
Pain. Something our bodies and minds utilize to signal to us that something needs attention. My usual reaction to pain, to discomfort, has included hyper-focusing on what hurts, and then running from that pain, numbing it, whether it be through restricting food, exercising to create a new physical pain to focus on, etc. Something I have... Continue Reading →
Here's something fun about me- I love to bake. I have a window on my laptop that constantly has new recipes on it, and 85% are for baked goods. I used to be someone who rarely baked, and making a recipe required a special trip to the grocery store to get flour, sugar, etc, but... Continue Reading →
As the year came to a close, newsfeeds and timelines were full of posts about how terrible 2017 was and how glad people were to see it go. This seems to happen every year, and I always wonder why. It's an easy pattern to get stuck in; it's much easier and natural to focus on... Continue Reading →
As I write this post, I am sitting in the Detroit airport, slightly boozy (it's so nice to be 21), having just finished my semester a little less than 3 hours ago. Pretty much every college student out there is excited to have a few weeks off and to have finished finals, but finishing this... Continue Reading →
