Hello friends! I made something for you – with spring coming up soon and everyone in a panic over this COVID-19 virus spreading – here are a few things you can do for self care. I hope you enjoy!
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Travel Soothes My Anxiety – Connie Ferris
Travel Soothes My Anxiety Since I was a child I always knew that my mind worked in a more detrimental way than others. I would overthink even the smallest of situations. Forgetting my P.E. kit or not completing my homework would result in panic and on the rare occasion, tears. Not many people can understand…
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40 Blogmas Ideas for This Holiday Season
It’s that time of year again! Most would say it’s the most wonderful time of the year… Personally, I love the holiday season (minus the snow.) making people smile, festive recipes to test on the family and learning how to deal with new holiday stress. I’ve never participated in Blogmas before, and I thought I…
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Getting Your Child Reading Ready for School – Elaine Gallagher
Today, I have a special guest post for back to school season from a good friend Elaine! While it’s a bit unrelated to mental health, which I try to focus on, Elaine wrote this for another blog, and it was never posted sadly, and I hate to see writing go to waste like this, especially…
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Striving Towards A Simple Life – Just a Bit Further
Is it even possible? Is it possible to live a simple life, given the velocity that life careens through the cosmos these days? A life that gives you room to breathe and ultimately to live life on your own terms. Not necessarily life as the result of ditching everything and living off-grid in a self-hewed…
Read MoreMental Health Mini Series: 4 Reasons Why You Should Start to Exercise – Stephanie Robbins
Hello Friends! I am so happy to be back doing a guest post series for Koral! Thank you so much for this chance. I’m Stephanie from A Red Hair Girl. In January I wrote a post for Koral that gave you some background about my mental health issues. Then I went on to explain three…
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Algebra Applies to the Clouds
“Algebra applies to the clouds, the radiance of the star benefits the rose–no thinker would dare to say that the perfume of the hawthorn is useless to the constellations. Who could ever calculate the path of a molecule? How do we know that the creations of worlds are not determined by falling grains of sand?…
Read MoreA Collection of Art
Good morning, and happy Hump Day. I’d like to showcase my Adobe Spark edits in one location and I thought what better way to do it than on my blog that I haven’t written on in a long time. Has WordPress died? It doesn’t seem to be talked of or used much anymore for some…
Read MoreI Am The Wind
“When you’re dumb enough for long enough, you’re gonna meet someone too smart to love you, and they’re gonna love you anyway, and it’s gonna go so poorly.” – Neil Hilborn, Ballad of the Bruised Lung Been awhile, life’s been crazy. I’ve been trying to find the time to keep writing but I just haven’t had…
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