My legs hurt. My stomach hurts. My arms don’t hurt, but they probably will at some point. I’ve had a shower but I still feel sweaty. I’m so full of water and green tea. I should have abs by now, at least one. Give me an ab. As you know, I like being inspired. So…… Continue reading The Art of Having a Workout
I know I repeat a lot of what I say on my blog (be productive, drink chai, love winter) but it’s because they’re continuous lessons I’m learning. I don’t suddenly ‘like what I like’ just because I’ve written one blog post about joy; I’ve written about it plenty of times, and I still struggle with…… Continue reading The Art of Graduating
Never underestimate the power of a dress with pockets. (I’m pretty sure that’s my life motto.) My point in saying this at the start of this blog post (besides blindly reaching for inspiration and motivation) is that we should do things we can thank ourselves for. We should look after ourselves. I love wearing a…… Continue reading The Art of Thinking Ahead
There’s something to be said for songs that really pump you up and make you want to do something. Last night I couldn’t sleep, so I listened to dance music with heavy beats really loudly in my ears. It didn’t help me sleep, but it did make me feel ready to spontaneously fly to Italy.…… Continue reading The Art of Feeling Upbeat
This song/poem isn’t romantic, it’s just about life in general and when something’s on your mind. Enjoy 🙂 — Something keeps me awake I don’t know anymore Hard to close my eyes these days You’re getting harder to ignore. I feel you in my bones In a way like never before Trying to drown you…… Continue reading The Art of Writing out your Feelings (part 15)
Sometimes it’s hard to blog because you don’t want to over share on the internet, but you also don’t want this facade of having it all together. (You know the types I’m talking about; mums who blog about their perfect home-schooled children who walk around barefoot planting zucchinis in their spare time.) I have yet…… Continue reading The Art of Trusting
How are you? It’s a loaded question, though most people don’t expect more than ‘good’, ‘fine’, or ‘okay’. Sometimes you can get away with saying nothing at all, because they’re already halfway out the door by the time they’ve asked it. (Why ask something when you don’t want an answer? Surely it’s more polite to…… Continue reading The Art of Being Okay
