Earlier this year I shared my favorite books from the first half of the year. Amazingly, I’m nearly finished with book #34 of 2022… so now that 2022 is nearly over, there’s definitely more to share from my reading list favorites.
My library card and old kindle (given to me in 2015, how much longer do you think it will last? :P) have both gotten quite the workout this year! Reading is a main form of self-care and an escape for me. I generally don’t watch TV as I’m a very sensitive person and most shows leave me feeling “off” emotionally, so if I’m going to escape it’s going to be into a book or the archives of a favorite blog.
(Tell me I’m not the only one who’s weird about TV, haha? I genuinely don’t enjoy most shows or movies, and it has nothing to do with limiting screen time.)… Read More »
We’re only halfway through the year, but I’ve somehow already met my goal of reading 20 books! I’m rather impressed with myself.
Most people can probably relate to the feeling of wanting to raise their kids differently than their parents did. As much as I love my parents, the 90s and 2000s attitudes towards kids’ mental health, achievement, motivation and work/life balance are not ones I care to raise my children with. (See 
If you know me personally, likely you know that I’m hopelessly obsessed with 
Want to know more about the food industry and its environmental impact, but don’t know where to start? There’s a mind-boggling array of literature out there right now that purports to be giving you the straight story about the stuff in your grocery cart–but that literature isn’t all created equal. From diet books to documentaries, from Instagrammers to independent studies, where’s a food industry newbie to start?