We’ve all experienced it: that uneasy, lingering feeling that something is off balance. When that little voice in your head is speaking, but you can’t quite figure out what it’s saying. When you hear yourself saying one thing, but your gut instinct is in opposition to your words. Sometimes it’s not very clear, but it’s there. And that’s your truth speaking. So what does it mean to honor your truth?
It seems that for almost a year now, we’ve all been living our lives in extremes. Either we’ve been cooped up with our families and roommates, or riding this pandemic out solo and dealing with the loneliness that can bring. Personally, I’ve experienced both sides of the coin. Last March I traveled home to Texas and lived in my childhood bedroom for five months, which was largely a blessing but
I’ve found that one of life’s simplest treasures can be a traipse around the aisles of Target. I always love being delighted by unexpected finds and taking home a new skincare product or pair of cute socks I wasn’t expecting; half the fun is getting to stumble upon something new that you know will make your whole day. We might not be able to get out as much anymore, but
The phrase “self-care” has been popping up now more than ever as we collectively navigate our new normal in this pandemic. We’ve all needed to take moments for ourselves and our mental health, whether that be through meditation, journaling, exercise, etc. One simple thing that has brought me a sense of comfort is my nightly skin care regimen. Having struggled with acne and rosacea since my pre-teen years, skin care
If there’s one thing that has been getting me through this pandemic (besides quality time with loved ones), it’s entertainment. We’ve all needed a bit of levity in these unprecedented times, and thank goodness that taking a moment to escape into fantasy can be as simple as clicking a button. The entertainment industry has been hard at work to provide audiences with a sense of normalcy, but producing shows in
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