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You’re Not Having an Identity Crisis…You’re Just 23.

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For the last few months I’ve been finding myself on the “How Train”. How did I get here? How did I fall out of love with blogging? How did I find myself here? How did I just decide to let everything fall apart? These are the questions that I had for so long and as I think back on it, I find myself laughing out loud at the amount of exaggeration and pressure I was putting on myself to be a mogul at 23 years-old. Bazey. Bazey, the Blogger. Bazey of the Bazey Address. These self-proclaimed titles that I placed … Continue reading You’re Not Having an Identity Crisis…You’re Just 23.

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Dear Media, Fat Women Are Not Punchlines.

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Late one night I found myself looking for something to watch on TV. As I was flipping through the guide on my TV I immediately got excited when I saw one of my fave shows from back in the day was on TV. I flip to the station and begin watching the show. I found myself laughing and enjoying myself. I was even more excited when I saw that 3 more episodes were coming on after the current episode goes off. Now into episode two, I found myself chuckling, but not laughing as I had done before and by episode … Continue reading Dear Media, Fat Women Are Not Punchlines.

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Seven Years Down…A Lifetime to Go: Coping With the Loss of a Parent

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On February 7, 2010 my dad died. His passing was very unexpected and as you could imagine it was very hard to accept. I rarely ever share the details of this day with anyone because I don’t want pity and also it’s a very private part of my life. However, I am deciding to share my story because this part of my life taught me a lot and I think others could benefit from reading my story and also how I overcame this part of my life. So let’s start from the beginning. February 7, 2010: The east coast was hit … Continue reading Seven Years Down…A Lifetime to Go: Coping With the Loss of a Parent