This month I had the privilege of interviewing my best friend, Kristin. She’s someone I’ve admired for a long time (we met my junior year of high school and instantly clicked). I’m so glad she agreed to do this post, because, as you’ll read, she’s one busy woman.
Keep reading for her story! Continue reading “Wonder Woman of the Month: Kristin Mathes M.A., MT-BC”
May is here, temperatures are soaring (seriously, it’s pretty much permanently in the 80s and 90s here now), and students and teachers alike can feel the pull of summer. Passing by my apartment pool that isn’t opened yet has been so tempting lately, and I’m looking for all the stretchy shorts to live in when I’m not at work.
I did this post last year on getting your body “summer ready” where I tried to remind you, readers, that however you choose to embrace summer is completely up to you and totally valid – even if it means hiding inside your air-conditioned home and pretending seasons don’t exists until fall comes.
But what if you want to actually embrace summer this year? You’ve decided you want to wear shorts and have summer parties and swim and eat popsicles and try to just enjoy life because three months is a long time to be miserable? Continue reading “How to Actually Enjoy Summer”
Happy Mother’s Day! I hope this day brings you comfort, peace, joy, and love no matter what your situation is. I’m sending out so much love to you all today. I think Mari Andrew put it best in her illustration, so I’ll just put that below.
Love,
Angel
I currently work at a place where I’m required to wear a uniform, bu I’ve loved business casual style ever since I briefly worked at Lane Bryant and we were required to dress in it. Shortly after I left, I started working as a receptionist for a company with a pretty lax dress code, so my already limited wardrobe didn’t expand much.
Continue reading “Spring Business Casual Looks: Plus Size Edition”
I was listening to a story on NPR the other evening about children using at-home digital assistants and the blurred line of technology versus friend, and all I could think about was the short story by Ray Bradbury (one of my all-time favorite authors) “The Veldt”. Continue reading “Fake Friends, Digital Assistants, and Ray Bradbury”
