I posted in January about wanting to try a water fast for 21 days. Per usual, this did not go as planned. I ended up doing a very lazily adapted intermittent fasting as the items that I had ordered from … Continue reading
It’s been a long time since I have done a challenge on this website. This website was created in order to take you all along on my journeys as I tried to develop healthy habits in my daily life. I … Continue reading
If you have followed me for a while, you likely know that I am sporadic and labile with the adventures that I take myself on. Currently, I have thrown myself into learning Mandarin Chinese, trying to finish my CanScribe course, … Continue reading
Check the headers/titles for the following sections: Costs, Fees, and Pricing Versus Other Providers Ease of Creating a Website and Pages Overall Feel Of the Platform My Biggest Complaints & Why I Do Not Like SquareSpace Controversies and Other Nuances … Continue reading
While a stethoscope, shoes, or scrubs might sound like a good idea those items are best left as a gift card for the nurse in your life. Nurses can be very particular about their shoes, scrub choices, and their stethoscope, … Continue reading
This post is not sponsored, but I am going to be using an affiliate link in this post. After my last baby was born in 2017, I planned on creating an in-depth review of the classic Belly Bandit, which I … Continue reading
The past few years have been a learning journey for me, particularly pertaining to nootropics and supplements for overall health at a cellular level. I’ve explored nootropics like phosphatidylserine, kratom, resveratrol, saw palmetto, nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN), and N-Acetyl-Cystine (NAC). Along … Continue reading
This is a sponsored post for the book #MomLifeInc. In exchange for the book, I was asked to write a blog post, facebook post, and an Instagram post about the book! This is a sponsored post! Thanks to Tomoson #MomLifeInc … Continue reading
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) require a certain level of repetition and direct, concrete statements to help them focus at tasks at hand. The ASD Reading program is developed by Dr. Blank in hopes of helping even non-verbal ASD … Continue reading
First, I’ll talk about the new line and then I will discuss my personal experience trying out the new line, so if you want to skip the product introduction, just skip to the bottom of this post. This product was … Continue reading