Blunt. Millennial. Creative. Mom.

After a childhood arm-breaking accident, I discovered my favorite “aunt and uncle” weren’t really family. Broken Arm is about betrayal, trauma, and the people who become chosen family—those who show up, support, and love you unconditionally, regardless of bloodlines.

Co-parenting is like a lifelong timeshare with your ex: juggling blended families, court lingo, and emotional landmines. Grab your gray rock and hang on—it’s a bumpy ride.

From embryo transfers to holiday shopping, I watched my best friend navigate surrogacy with grace, courage, and selflessness—showing motherhood in every form.

No contact helps protect your energy and prevent resentment from unresolved conflicts. When the emotional burden of a relationship outweighs its value, stepping back is a healthy, intentional choice for peace, boundaries, and well-being.

Somehow, I ended up in a grown woman’s body with the energy, attitude, and hormonal volatility of a teenager. A plot twist no one prepared me for.

Living with a mother wound isn’t about asking why anymore. It’s about carrying grief, anger, and absence while learning how to stay present and break the cycle.

Fellow millennial moms, what are we even supposed to wear now? From vintage jeans to comfort camis, navigating teen-approved trends, low-maintenance style, and surviving parent pick-up lines is a full-time job. Join me as I hilariously attempt to stay stylish while folding toddlers like crab rangoons.

Millennials, are we really living in nostalgia or a nightmare? JonBenét Ramsey dives into conspiracies, canceled icons, changing culture, and our quest for truth in a world where media, consumption, and history blur together. It’s a reflection on the chaos, humor, and frustration of coming of age in a rapidly shifting era.

Losing Hank, our German Shorthaired Pointer, was more than grief—it was a lifetime of companionship, chaos, and unconditional love. Prefer Dogs reflects on the joy, challenges, and lessons of dog ownership, celebrating the pets who shape our lives and hearts in ways we never deserve.

Homeschooling wasn’t supposed to be for me—but after threats, policies, and holiday concerts, my kids’ school year went Billy Madison. Chaos, patience, and survival included.

The road winds down to the Salt River. Paddle in rhythm with the current, laugh with the ducks, feel the sun on your skin, and let the river carry you through a day of pure flow and freedom.

It starts as a story about work, motherhood, and chaos — but somewhere in the exhaustion, a strange clarity appears. The kind of clarity that only shows up when you’ve been stripped of everything that once defined you. There’s a reason she calls this one The Rugged Lands of Purpose. It’s not just about business — it’s about stealing yourself back.

Every woman knows the weight of “doing it all.” But behind every perfect reel and polished smile, there’s a story most won’t tell. This entry peels back the layers — motherhood, ambition, and the messy in-between — through the voices of women who stopped asking permission to lead.

Freelance work isn’t for the fragile. Becoming your own source of income, managing clients, and surviving feast-or-famine paydays requires resilience, skill, and money mastery. The Principalities dives into the real struggles, triumphs, and unglamorous truths of self-employment.

When grief, chronic illness, and disbelief collided, I walked into an Angelic Reiki session expecting nothing—and left with a message from my grandmother. Proof, maybe, that healing isn’t always physical.

Female identity is shaped by both the beauty and the brutality of womanhood.

Advertising used to interrupt content. Now it is the content. From the faces we trust to the subscriptions we pay for, sponsorship is everywhere. This piece explores what it means to market yourself when even authenticity comes with a price tag.

Not all hauntings come with ghosts. Sometimes, they come as feathers, forgotten keepsakes, or words from a six-year-old that stop time. This entry isn’t about death — not really. It’s about the quiet moments that remind you you’re still alive, and what it takes to stay that way.

Low maintenance doesn’t mean simple. It means invisible battles, broken routines, and survival disguised as routine. This entry pulls back the curtain on what really happens when a mom puts everyone else first — and what it takes to reclaim even a sliver of self-worth.

Some thoughts aren’t polite, and some truths are too raw to share aloud. From school chaos to self-image crises, this entry exposes the hilarious, infuriating, and painfully honest mental soundtrack of a modern mom.

From flat tires to raising future men, my feminism flickers between demanding equality and enjoying rescue. A reflection on the messy, beautiful contradictions of being a woman today.

In The Terminator, the danger wasn’t just the machine—it was how easily everyone else trusted the system. Sarah saw what others ignored: convenience masquerading as safety, progress demanding obedience, and a future that required people to stop paying attention.