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I may be a little late in this post as we are well into the Spring season, but I think we can always use some tips to turn a chore into a warm and cozy experience.
Heartbreak is one of the most agonizing experiences we can face—and yet, it’s often dismissed as something we should “just get over.”
As I sit at my desk in my home office, staring out the window at the rain falling, I start to ask myself why it feels so good to feel cozy, especially when it’s cold outside.
With Valentine’s day just around the corner, today's post is all about a genre that's near and dear to many hearts: romance novels.
Personal style is your own unique expression of fashion. It's not just about the clothes you wear, but how you wear them. It’s a lifelong process of finding and refining what truly represents you.
During the colder months, I tend to gravitate towards eating rich and hearty comfort foods. At the same time, I want to eat healthy. In this post, I want to share with you a handful of recipes that I consistently make that check all the boxes.
I stopped setting New Year’s resolutions years ago. It’s not because I give up on them by January 2. I actually am quite disciplined and consistent with goals I set for myself. I just find that coming off of a crazy couple of months of holiday gatherings, cooking and hosting, all I want to do is relax.
My favorite genre to read is cozy mystery. In fact, my personal library is made up of 80% cozies and 20% other stuff. I’ve been reading cozy mysteries for years and I simply can’t get enough of them. If you’re unfamiliar with the genre, then let me introduce you to the coziest genre.
I know that coziness at work sounds like an oxymoron, but hear me out. I think we can create coziness at work, especially since we’re spending at least ⅓ of our day doing it.
When you hear the term self-care, what comes to mind?