My sister recently posted a photo on her Instagram regarding the importance of Recycling. Not just the fact that we should always consciously do it, but the fact that we aren't. I've pushed myself to take part in what my sister has been sharing to her followers because of what is at stake, so I urge those who are reading this to also learn the importance of the 3 R's and to check out her Instagram page for more information on how you can be part of the difference. 1. Refuse I

We're about 90% settled in and I'm about 99% going insane! I grew pimples in places I never thought I could, and I seriously feel like my hair is falling out way more than normal. Since we've been back it's been an on-going roller coaster with an endless amount of unpacking, job searching, and furniture shopping. We live with my sister and all three of our dogs with 2 couches, 2 crock pots, 2 sets of pots and pans - 2 of EVERYTHING! Nonetheless, my heart is happy! Since ther

Back in January, I posted a blog "What makes you, you?" and in that blog I promised that I would state 3 new things that made me stand out from the rest of our class by the end of the semester. Now that I'm all done (and have the time), I can finally share 3 NEW facts since my last post: 1. It's taken me 9 years to get my "vision" straight... I graduated back in 2009 which means I've been out of high school for 9 years! (WOW!) Within that time, I managed to drop out of univer

I've mentioned in a previous post that the intentions I had towards this blog was to attract readers that could relate to the same things that I have gone through. Later, I decided to explore and present certain hobbies of mine within the blog to capture the attention of those willing to read what I had to say, whether that be about hair products or past memories I've always wanted to share. On top of that, I planned on how I was going to add my "healthy" lifestyle and beauty

And just like that... I made it through my first week back in school! Being in a whole different environment with other students who are more or less on the same boat as I am; trying to balance school, work, and some sort of social life. Drinking countless cups of coffee, and spending majority of our time in front of a computer screen. Funny how easily you can readapt - You leave for 3-5 years and come back like nothing has changed (other than the age group). Nonetheless, I'm

Moving into a new home is always exciting. You get the chance to start fresh by throwing out old things that you forgot you even had. You may even get to recreate your living space like it was straight out of a Pinterest post! All of the idea's you've been holding off in your old space can finally become a reality! Like, isn't that the best part of moving? I definitely like to think so. It's the process of moving from one place to another that people tend to forget. How diffi