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in Book Review · February 17, 2026 · 4 comments

The Intruder by Freida McFadden

As Casey prepares for an upcoming storm, she can't help but worry about the old roof caving in or if the tree outside will finally collapse onto her cabin. With no power, no phone signal, and no where else to go, all she can hope is that the cabin survives until morning. But the storm becomes the least of her worries when she spots a figure outside her cabin. It's a young girl holding a knife and she's covered in blood.Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. If a purchase is made ... Read the Post...

in Holiday · February 3, 2026 · 11 comments

Why Valentine’s Day Brings Out the Best & Worst Feelings

Valentine's Day is a holiday that stirs up a lot of feelings. For some, it's a reminder to slow down, show appreciation, and be intentional about love. For others, there's feelings of loneliness, insecurity, and struggles with self-worth.There's pressure to get it right if you're in a relationship, and the fear of missing out if you're single. Whether you love or hate Valentine's Day, it has a way of amplifying how we feel about relationships and societal expectations.The Good ... Read the Post...

in Wellness · January 27, 2026 · 12 comments

What Winter Is Asking You to Feel, Not Fix

The New Year is framed as a time to set goals, make changes, and accomplish more. However, this expectation doesn't always align with how we actually feel during the winter months, especially when energy tends to be low and rest feels more natural.This isn't a season of pushing through or doing more, instead it's a time to slow down, reflect, and listen to what our bodies need. Rather than viewing low energy and mood shifts as obstacles, work with this energy and use it to your advantage. ... Read the Post...

in Productivity · January 20, 2026 · 14 comments

7 Small Habits for Great Changes in 2026

As a new year begins, the pressure to make big changes and reinvent ourselves can be overwhelming. The idea of "new year, new me" feels more like a daunting to-do list than an opportunity for growth.This year, let's embrace a more sustainable approach to growth by making small shifts, ones that are practical, doable, and don't require an unrealistic overhaul of who we are. Whether it's cultivating slow mornings or finding time for new hobbies, these manageable changes will add up, creating ... Read the Post...