Moving Out and Moving On
I’ve always been the biggest advocate of self love and self care, in whatever way that means to you. Ever since this pandemic started, I watched the world slow down […]
Category Archives: Reflection
Killing In The Name (Rage Against The Machine Cover)
From a global pandemic to nationwide unemployment and continued systemic racism occurring in our nation, it’s hard not feel hurt, disgusted, angry and emotional during these trying times. Before the […]
How I Am Surviving the Quarantine
Hi friends. How are you all doing? It’s been an interesting time to say the least, and as we’re more than a month into quarantine, I thought I’d take a […]
The End of a Decade and Twentyseven
Hi friends. My oh my, it’s been a while hasn’t it? It was a wild end to the year, with calming reflections and coming at peace with myself and the […]
My Life as a Roadie with Meg & Dia on the California ‘Happysad’ Tour
“Woke up this morning with the weirdest case of the butterflies,” I wrote that Tuesday morning on my phone. Just the day before, I got a call from a band […]
Solo Travelers Wanted
About two months ago, I had my eyes set on countries and destinations fit for solo female travel. As a creative, it’s natural for me to want to seek out new people […]
Ten Years and Half a Million Views Later
I just realized my YouTube has had up to HALF a MILLION views across my channel since starting it 10 years ago. I never had any intention for it except […]
Midsummer Wanderers
There’s something about the summer how things seem to slow down, days become longer, nights become warmer, and you loosen up a little. You forgive yourself a little more for […]
Two Years Later and Summer Beginnings
Two years and 24 blog posts later. Wow. I’ve gone through a lot in the past two years — and it seems as if those years have flown by right […]
Something About The Fire, and Something About Us
After weeks of back-to-back road trips, days spent under the desert skies of Coachella and a weekend celebrating the running community at Big Sur, May continued to bring me more […]
