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  • Alphabet Lunch Dates

    Alphabet Lunch Dates

    My sisters-in-law and I recently decided to make it a priority to have a lunch out at least once a month. It’s all about self-care, after all. Between our roles as moms, wives, and professionals, it’s crucial that we take time to refill our own cups. So, we settled on regular lunch dates! Our first Read more

  • When You Wish Upon a Watch Band

    When You Wish Upon a Watch Band

    I’m not usually one for traditional jewelry, but I’ve found my own magical way to accessorize—through my Apple Watch band! While I do appreciate the jewelry I’ve been gifted, like my cherished Pandora bracelet with its charming trinkets, I often forget to put it on. I’ll remember to add a necklace or bracelet when I’m Read more

  • I F*cking Love Lists

    I F*cking Love Lists

    I thrive on making lists. Ever since going through chemotherapy, I’ve struggled with memory and focus, which is why I often find myself playing brain games on my phone during idle moments. It helps keep my mind engaged. When that’s not possible, I rely on lists. Lists are more than just a tool for remembering Read more

  • My Precious

    My Precious

    I have a soft spot for Disney merch, especially when it sparkles with a touch of magic! Aren’t these cups absolutely stunning? This beautiful collaboration between Disney and Starbucks caught my eye, and I was immediately enchanted. Add in a 20% off coupon from shopDisney, and I was sold. When they arrived, I was even Read more

  • I’m the Grownup

    I’m the Grownup

    I dislike doing laundry so, so much. I am overwhelmed by laundry—it’s just the worst. If you’ve been following my posts, you know how overwhelming laundry can be for me (see my previous laundry post). A few weeks ago, I decided to quit doing it altogether. Curious why? Let me explain… I came across a Read more

  • Scanxiety

    Scanxiety

    I dread the weeks and days leading up to follow-up appointments. As a cancer survivor, it often feels like the label “cancer patient” is a permanent part of my identity. Even though it’s been over six years since my diagnosis and five years since my treatment ended, I still find myself seeing my oncologist every Read more

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