*I am not sponsored or affiliated with Honey.* The most passive $10 I’ve ever made in my life! I downloaded the Honey browser extension sometime in 2015, and since then I’ve made dozens of online orders. Each time I ordered something I would use the app to check for coupons and savings. A lot of … More My Experience with Honey
These are some of my “life rules” that I noticed I follow more regularly. I was thinking about this post and how sometimes I feel like I make decisions based on a whim, in reality I’ve already established a set of rules that I follow to get me through life. I’m not saying they are … More My 5 Rules for Living
Whitney Museum of American Art, 99 Gansevoort Street, New York, NY 10014 General admission: $25 Fridays from 7-10pm: Pay What You Wish Andy Warhol Exhibit runs through March 31, 2019 Naturally, I went to see the Andy Warhol Exhibit on a Friday night. We arrived at 7pm, not realizing there would be a line around … More Visiting the Andy Warhol Exhibit at the Whitney Museum
Happy New Year! My year started by cuddling my sick cat. She has an upper respiratory infection, bit sneezey, eyes a bit watery, but overall, she’ll be okay. It was a low key night of getting her her meds and just being there for her. It’s what being a cat mom is all about. I … More New Year’s Resolutions
Posting this on January 1 because I still wanted to do a recap but the holidays were a priority! This year on the blog was pretty major. Especially these last few months, where I really kicked up my content. I created an editorial calendar so certain themes or topics would be posted on those corresponding … More Blog Year in Review 2018
I consumed so much media this year!! I’ve been reading A LOT, and thanks to MoviePass (RIP subscription) I was able to see a ton of movies, plus, I’ve been watching anything and everything on Netflix. As some of you may know, I don’t have a cable subscription, but I do have Netflix and Hulu … More Favorite Movies and TV Shows of 2018
When I make time for myself I’m better able to to quell my anxiety. It’s an act of love, an affirmation that I can take care of myself. I can acknowledge that for a moment not everything is in chaos. My self care can take many forms, as I outline below, but it always focuses … More My Self Care Routine
Brooklyn Heights is one of my favorite neighborhoods because everything that you need is there: Trader Joe’s, Barnes & Noble, a movie theater, it’s so convenient. Thought the reason I spend the most time there is honestly, for the food. Here are a few places I’ve been to and loved! Shout out to my friend … More My Favorite Foodie Places in Brooklyn Heights
*clears throat* “IIIII don’t want a lot for Christmas….” I feel a bit of anxiety around this season. It starts in October when everyone jokes about stores already putting up holiday decoration. I worked in retail for 6 years of my life and every October, every Black Friday, and every weekend in December I was … More Traumatized by Christmas Music
Last week I went to see the play “Mother of the Maid” starring Glenn Close and Grace van Patten at The Public Theater. The story is about the mother of Joan of Arc, the legendary figure who lead French resistance against the British. Glenn Close plays Isabell Arc, Joan’s mother, as she comes to terms with … More “Mother of the Maid” Review
