Some of my favorite blog posts to read are product reviews. Even though they aren’t riveting like storytelling blog posts, I almost always learn something new that changes my life. For example, I learned about Amazon’s Subscribe & Save program through Erica from Whimsical September’s Subscribe & Save review posts and I learned that Crock-Pot liners… 
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I started drafting this blog post on my 26th birthday but was too nervous to click “publish” until I read Kait’s letter to her teenage self. I even dug up some incredibly embarrassing photos of 16-year-old me from the days when you had to turn your digital camera around to take a selfie, so enjoy!… 
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Although I didn’t formally participate in Kait from CommuniKait’s September Blogging Challenge, one of the prompts she shared inspired me to think and share my thoughts. “Where I See Myself in 10 Years.” What a loaded question! My first thought was to immediately do the math on how far Andy will be into his Army career…. 
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I should be working on Accounting homework, but I don’t have the mental capacity to deal with more Accounting after spending every evening after work studying. I should also finish writing my posts about our Dominican Republic vacation, but that’s too much energy for right now and honestly, those posts are so time-consuming. As mentioned before,… 
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Some of my favorite blog posts to read are the ones that seem the most boring to write. Take my “What I’m Loving” series. To me, it seems like there is no way anyone would be interested in my “favorite things.” After all, I’m not an expert in anything and I’m certainly not Oprah! Strangely,… 
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For weeks, I had accepted the fact that I would have a low-key 26th birthday. Due to my birthday falling on a Monday (and a lack of vacation time from my job!) plus the demands of Andy’s work, I knew we wouldn’t be able to get away for my big day. Plus, it was my… 
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I cannot believe we are almost finished with July– and over halfway through the year! In the past few years, I’ve started evaluating my progress on my New Year’s Resolutions every summer. It’s been beneficial for me because usually at this point in the year, I can’t even remember what my goals were in the first… 
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