When I was little, all I ever wanted was to grow up. Being older was a simile for freedom, certainty, and more adventures. That perspective shifted and my understanding of “growing up” was just youthful naivety. Because the first thing that I’ve come to realize is there’s much more uncertainty in growing up than there was before. I feel like
Being someone with a mind that runs in overdrive 24/7, it’s difficult to fully get my thoughts down. Sometimes I wish that my mind could take a day to just be at ease, but then again, I probably wouldn’t have a blog dedicated to rambling about all my thoughts lol. Anyways, I’ve learned so much about myself these past couple of
I’ve always believed in the notion, “what’s meant to be will always find its way to you.” I’ve met people who are strong advocates for the universe’s “ultimate plan” for each individual, while other’s think it’s just a bunch of bullshit. However, there are just things in life that are completely out of our control. Intangible things that make us
I was just casually reading posts from one of my favorite blogs and couldn’t help but to reminisce on it. So, here’s my little rendition. People with the biggest hearts often tend to be the most crowded. It’s seeing the good in every one, every thing, and every circumstance. Finding every reason to keep something close even if there is
Sunshine has its way of healing your insides by warming your outsides. I just turned in my last lab report of the semester, and can I say, What a relief? This semester was filled with a tremendous work load and I’m sure anyone who majors in the sciences knows what I mean. Having three labs on top of lectures really took
“A world in which self-care has to be such a trendy topic, is a world that is sick.” I stumbled upon an article regarding self-care and how it is so widely preached and practiced. And it came to my attention that I feel as though some individuals still misinterpret what “self-care” truly means. It’s not all about the face masks
Who is the person you spend the most time with? Take a second to think about your answer to this question. Maybe it’s a parent, friend, significant other, or a pet. Now think again, who do you truly spend the most time with? The answer to that is: yourself! That’s why it is critical to take care of yourself and
Good health is not just the absence of physical disease, it is the state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being. It aids in determining how we, as individuals, handle stress, enjoy life, and make choices. You will not have a healthy body if it’s not accompanied by a healthy mind. When we are free of depression, anxiety, addictions, or stress, we
We often spend our time wishing for some future experience to happen, or dwelling on what we could have done differently in the past. For me, personally, I overthink events that have already happened, dwelling on times where I have been hurt, and thinking of people who are no longer in my life anymore. Moreover, I can spend a lot
This is it everyone. The last few days of the year 2017. The last hoorah. It’s been one hell of a year. With memories that I wouldn’t trade for the world. Would I say that this was the best year of my life? No. Would I say it was the most eventful? Hell yes. I’ve endured the hardest battles, and
