“Is that normal?” My friend innocently asked, as I bent down to tie my shoes. “What?” I responded. “Does everyone’s back do that when we bend?” She asked. I realized what happened – bending exposed the most obvious sign of my scoliosis: the hump. You can only see the hump if I’m bent over, or if I am laying down on my stomach. Scoliosis Surgery Anniversary This month…Continue reading Scoliosis: The Good, The Bad, and the Curvy
Ed Sheeran Unites Music Lovers in Tampa – Divide Tour 2018
Ed Sheeran’s lyrical genius and guitar riffs can’t be contained inside a building, so he simply embarked on a stadium tour to promote his album, Divide. My friend Audrey and I saw Ed Sheeran play at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL on his second-to-last night of his U.S. stop on the tour. It was worth the drive, worth the time, and worth the sleepless work night (cue the…Continue reading Ed Sheeran Unites Music Lovers in Tampa – Divide Tour 2018
Do we have access to too much information?
Have you ever Googled your name? At least once a week, I conduct a Google search to see what interesting information I can dig up. I want to see what pops up because I know people try to look things up. New clients, friends, and strangers want to see who I am and what I’m about outside of what I’ve already told them. Since I don’t have social media, they’re…Continue reading Do we have access to too much information?
The Art of Multitasking (Without Going Crazy)
Whether you’re a student, an employee, a business owner, or just someone who likes crossing things off a list, you KNOW multitasking is a necessity. So, how do you master the multitasking without going crazy? Create a to-do list. Physically write down the tasks, or type them up digitally. I like to create a physical to-do list on a sticky note at my full-time job. I’ll place the to-do list…Continue reading The Art of Multitasking (Without Going Crazy)
Visiting SoBo Art Gallery and AXIOM Gallery Exhibitions
There’s something inspiring about getting out and admiring artists’ work: their physical, I-painted-this-on-my-hands-and-knees artwork. It’s a huge accomplishment to display and sell artwork in a gallery, but most importantly to share that work with other people. When we’re working on our craft at home, alone in a room or a studio, we might wonder, will anyone ever see this? I visited two gallery exhibitions this month to support local artists…Continue reading Visiting SoBo Art Gallery and AXIOM Gallery Exhibitions