From Boundaries to Braids….maybe.

I’ve mastered the art of ignoring people, and removing toxic ones. If someone’s core values revolve around hurting others, I’ve learned that letting them go is not just healthy, it’s essential. In today’s climate, boundaries aren’t optional; they’re survival. Now, I’d like to tap into my creative side a little more. I’ve never been great … More From Boundaries to Braids….maybe.

Gold, Grey, and a Splash of Scarf: The Ultimate Uniform”

While I don’t have one specific answer, I do know that denim is definitely out of the question! I’d be in full sensory overload! It’s a tough call since I live in a region with all four seasons, so the outfit would need to work year-round. If I had to choose, I’d go with something … More Gold, Grey, and a Splash of Scarf: The Ultimate Uniform”

“What’s the biggest way I waste time every day?

Without a doubt, it’s trying to manage other people’s feelings and emotions. It’s draining, and honestly, it’s a full-time job I never signed up for. That’s why I’ve been working on setting and sticking to my boundaries. Most of the time, what I really want to say is, ‘Please get out of my face with that nonsense.’ … More “What’s the biggest way I waste time every day?

Making the List.

When it’s freezing like it is these days, my favorite thing to say is, “At least we’re not in Canada!” I can’t imagine what it must be like to live or go to work in -40 degree weather for months on end. It’s absolutely insane just thinking about it. On top of that, I’ve been … More Making the List.

Be my Guest

This will be quite the rant, so I hope you’ll bear with me as I share my thoughts. I find myself perplexed by many people’s obsession with dating those whose values are entirely opposite to their own. Why is there this relentless pursuit of something different when your ideal partner—someone who aligns with your beliefs … More Be my Guest

Boundaries Man!

Boundaries! I grew up in an environment where saying “no” was often seen as disrespectful or inconsiderate of others’ situations. With a family heavily involved in service, it felt like we always tackled one project after another, even when I was exhausted. I became tired and even resentful of this way of living. Then, I … More Boundaries Man!