Finding Grace for You, But Mostly for Me #MeToo
How a #MeToo experience that has forced me to find grace in order to heal.
How a #MeToo experience that has forced me to find grace in order to heal.
When I moved out of my mom’s house, I was committed to moving with only what could fit in my mom’s hatchback car. No more piles of unworn clothes — Let’s figure out what DC work culture looks like first. I didn’t want to expand my wardrobe in anticipation for my new job because I …
It took a few weeks of living in the city for me to realize that I could bike to the supermarket. Access to public transportation has proven to be one of the greatest perks of city life. It is so nice being able to walk to the library or meet friends in the city without …
It’s been a few years since I’ve made a real Christmas wish list. When I was younger, I kept a running tally of everything I wanted and would post it on the fridge at home. I loved figuring out the cost and practicality of each gifts. Regardless of whether or not I actually got anything …
I decided to turn my phone notifications OFF. My phone is now always on silent and I don’t plan on turning my notifications back ON. The seed for this epiphany was first planted when I began listening to a podcast called Note to Self, a “tech show about being human.” I chose to start listening …
The first thing I did after I came home from my college graduation was hibernate sleep for 17 hours straight. Perhaps in honor graduating as a part of the Class of 2017? The second thing I did was clean. I have been interested in learning more about the zero-waste movement, minimalism, alternative living styles, etc. It’s made me …
Our 1st Half-Marathon Experience My friend, Vidita, and I trained and ran in our first half marathon together and finished in 2 hrs and 8 minutes, without stopping once! Other than burning several thousand calories and feeling super sore, post-race Taylor hasn’t felt too many immediate changes. Instead, all of the changes have taken time …