It’s amazing how life can seemingly change in an instant, whether it’s a positive or negative shift. Lord knows I’ve been through plenty of both, especially in 2019. I won’t spend this entire post rambling about my year, but I will say that I spent it on a spiritual journey of self-love and discovery.
I can confidently say that as of today I’m the happiest I’ve ever been in my life. I’ve closed a lot of doors on toxic and negative relationships, I’ve created boundaries for the sake of my mental health, and I’ve learned to completely love myself. But it wasn’t easy to get here. In fact, that journey has been absolutely treacherous. As I listen to “Good as Hell” by Lizzo, I want to share how our lives have drastically changed in the last 60 days, and what our plans are for the next 60.
A lovely woman has come into your life. She’s beautiful, amazing, and a self-proclaimed dog mom (and proud). Perhaps you’ve just been on a few dates, or maybe you’d like to propose marriage. Whatever your situation, there are some real truths you need to understand about dating a dedicated dog mom. We’re a special “breed,” if you will…(pun intended LOL).
Yesterday we received results of my stepdad’s (David) latest cancer biopsy. In 2016 he was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer, and now it’s more aggressive than ever – the current nodules in his lungs are positive for high-grade malignant metastatic prostate cancer.
Presenting; a birthday letter to my 7 year old Wynston.
In the past I’ve been accused of having an “unhealthy obsession” with Wynston. While I completely disagree because there is nothing “unhealthy” about my relationship with him, I will admit that I’ve become somewhat dependent on him. Is it a bad thing? I don’t think so. Wynston is not cocaine or alcohol. He’s a dog. A therapy companion. But some people may see it differently. People may not like that I enjoy taking Wynston everywhere with me. People may not like that my entire day revolves around him. But because people don’t like the way I live, does that mean I’m too dependent or have an obsession? Let’s discuss.