“Did you know that 1500 people died when the Titanic sunk 103 years ago? It’s so sad.” These are the words my five-year-old says to just about anyone who will listen to him. He can tell you all about the submarines that have explored the remains of Titanic. He can tell you about the artifacts… Continue reading 103 Years
So, here’s the thing: I am cold-weathered out. I am losing the will to live as a result of the cold and the snow and the ice and the salt that has ruined my boots and makes my car all gross and salty and ugly. I don’t want to go outside. And I’m effing tired… Continue reading Dear Winter: You’ve overstayed your welcome.
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I read Thought Catalog’s “10 Obnoxious Cat Calls,” and had a dose of realization. There’s a security guard where I work who asks me almost every day, “Hey, gimme a smile,” or “Life’s not so bad. Smile.” I feel like this type of commentary at work is towing the…
Earlier today, I tweeted about having done some serious shoveling. Two hours of shovelling = two bags of chips and a pound of bacon, right? — Ashley MI (@imashleymi) March 15, 2015 Shortly after tweeting about shoveling and lamenting that my arms might fall off and my legs felt like jello, I received a direct… Continue reading Actually, I don’t.
The simplest things in life can have some of the greatest impacts. Mornings are never easy – especially when you’re feeling a little under the weather and you’re moving your life into a new home. Today was no exception. I hit snooze four times this morning (I need my beauty sleep) and, when I finally… Continue reading On attitude (and how it’s really all that matters)
