Books To Inspire The Travel Bug
Y’all. I was so excited to put together this blog post. A while ago my husband and I were up in the mountains for an event and as we were driving on the Blue Ridge Parkway listening to a playlist with the top down, I had an epiphany. via GIPHY The Need to Travel I
Mid-Year Goal Review For Your Bookish Life And Beyond
It’s July, Y’all! How in the world is it already halfway through 2021?! Time feels like it is speeding by as evidenced by my giant tomato plants- they are already growing past my six-foot-tall posts! I’m already getting a few purple tomatoes ripening that I’m thrilled to try! Recently I read this fantastic blog by
Jane’s Love: Quarantine Gardening
Just Checking In… Hello Beautiful People, and welcome to Quarantine Gardening! It feels like the closer we get to normalization, the farther it seems. I am so excited that I’ve gotten my first vaccine dose (and most of my family has as well!) None of us have really shown any side effects, although my arm
Community Care Via The Bakery
Hello Beautiful People! I am so excited and glad to be speaking to you again about my community care experiment. This project has really brought a lot of focus and joy to me in the last month, along with feelings of accomplishment. As this global pandemic drags on I’m clinging to these good vibes for
What The F$!# is A TBR List and other Bookish Jargon
Welcome to the Bookish Community all you new bibliophiles! The kindest community on the internet, but full of terminology and jargon that makes a person feel slightly intimidated when first introduced to this online love letter to all things bookish. Or was that just me? Today, I’d like to *virtually* sit down and discuss some
Practicing Community Care: Curating Better Habits
New Habits For A New Year Hello everyone! My adorable foster Willow (in the basket) and I are here to talk about an experiment that I’m going to be undertaking this year that is near and dear to my heart. This year I’m going to hold myself accountable to practicing community care by curating better
How To Read ALOT More Books This Year
I have always been a voracious reader and usually read over 100 books a year. During graduate school, I still read at least 100 new books during that 3 year period and that included studying for boards nonstop for 6 months. Post graduate school, I still manage to read A LOT of books with: a
FREE Reading Tracker To Keep Your To-Be-Read List Organized
If you are anything like me, your To-Be-Read (TBR) list is getting a litttttle crazy this year. With staying home I’ve been reading more than ever this year. It highlighted the need for a method that was relatively simple, but useful to keep track of books I have at home, books already read, and books
