Image from Pixabay I just finished watching 90 Day Fiancé season 8, and I have a few things to say and thoughts to share. I’m someone who had more online relationships than in-person ones. In my teens, I was a hopeless romantic. I guess living on an island and being disabled and queer doesn’t leave … Continue reading Our 90 Days Didn’t Happen…
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Food And Gastric Flu
I don’t know how I managed my blog in the last week. Not only my views are lower than what I typically get over the previous two months, but I have also been sick as a dog. Two Fridays from today, and for context, today is Monday; I went to work with a slight headache. … Continue reading Food And Gastric Flu
Ex-Marine Tries To Save Cats And Dogs
From Source Not going to lie; I do remember the dark day of 9/11. When it came on the news, I was only five and played cars with my cousin at my aunt’s. I’m saying this because when I hear the word Afghanistan, the only thing that comes to mind is war and violence. I … Continue reading Ex-Marine Tries To Save Cats And Dogs
How Did The Olympic Flame Start?
From Source Sports was a great thing to do as a kid because I think it helped me get that drive for life. It's no secret that I can't entirely agree with strict diets for young kids, but that’s a topic for another day. When I was in the thick of it, Paralympics felt so … Continue reading How Did The Olympic Flame Start?
The Man Who Sees The World Upside Down
https://youtu.be/qBFjGQekES4 From The Truly YouTube Channel While I was preparing what to say in this post, this thought popped into my head. It’s interesting to see how the view of disability had changed. I was browsing YouTube when a video got closer to home than one might think, and I will tell you why in … Continue reading The Man Who Sees The World Upside Down
A Health Plant For A Health Human Part 3
Image from Pexels From the comments, some of you are enjoying this series. I’m doing a part 3 and ending this series here for the time being. The article I have been using is from Lifehack, which I will link at the end of this post. Doing these posts gave me a better understanding of … Continue reading A Health Plant For A Health Human Part 3
Poetry and Interviews Month
Image from Pixabay Hey everyone, In the upcoming month, something that I have been wanting and will change my life for the better, especially my mental health; having said that, it still very personal, and I don’t have all the details yet. When I’m ready, I will share it with you. My blog would need … Continue reading Poetry and Interviews Month
A Health Plant for A Health Human Part 2
Image is from Pixabay Here is part 2 of Monday’s post, house plants with health benefits that you might not know about. I had terrible asthma as a kid, but my aunt took me to the fields every Sunday, and we would pick wildflowers. It's one of the most beautiful memories I remember of my … Continue reading A Health Plant for A Health Human Part 2
A Heathy Plant for Heathy Humans Part 1
Image is from Pixabay Early this week, I was browsing some articles when I come across a piece about house plants that also have health benefits that we might not know about. However, just now, when I was about to blog about it, I couldn’t find it. Nevertheless, I found a post by Lifeheck that … Continue reading A Heathy Plant for Heathy Humans Part 1
A Fish With A Wedding Ring
Image is from Bored Panda My thoughts on luck have changed as I grew older. As a kid, I believed in fairytales because they were the first books I read. As a teen, everything had a dark side, so I couldn’t see luck if it hit me in the face. With age, I matured, and … Continue reading A Fish With A Wedding Ring
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