More and more people are cutting certain foods out of their diets. Some are doing it because they've discovered that they have allergies or sensitivities. Some are doing it ... Read the Post...
What To Do in Boston This Fall
Fall is a great time to visit Boston because it's beautiful, it isn't as cold as winter, and it isn't as crowded as summer. Whether you live here or within driving distance ... Read the Post...
The Lifestyle Changes I Made for My Rheumatoid Arthritis
It's hard to believe that this fall marks the beginning of my sixteenth year of living with arthritis. Of course, it wasn't until 2010 that I was diagnosed with inflammatory ... Read the Post...
Fall Outfits & Layering Tips
It's finally fall in New England. Temperatures are generally below 60 (my favorite) and the shorts have been put away. The only thing I like more than low temperatures? Fall ... Read the Post...
Being a Chronic Pain Patient in the Opioid Abuse Crisis
It has been all over the news and the US election - the opioid abuse epidemic. Like most issues, there are several components that complicate the matter beyond what many ... Read the Post...
September Blog Traffic Report
Can you believe that it's October already?! I feel like by the time I finally become used to what year it is, the year is almost over. BUT we're finally at my favorite time of ... Read the Post...
Attending Her Campus College Fashion Week
I had the pleasure of attending the Her Campus College Fashion Week show in Boston over the weekend! First things first, a MAJOR shoutout to alllll of my readers because ... Read the Post...
7 Questions To Help You Prep for NaNoWriMo
If you're interested in writing a novel at some point in your life, NaNoWriMo - or National Novel Writing Month - is a great time to do that. As the full name suggests, it is ... Read the Post...
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Apparently, I'm on a personal kick this week with Wednesday's post about living life with chronic pain for 15 years and opening up about my general life today. What's a better ... Read the Post...
What It’s Like To Live with Pain for 15 Years
As I talk about a lot on this blog as well as my social media, I live with rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia. I've been in pain for 15 full years - this fall begins the ... Read the Post...
5 Ways Bloggers Make Money
There are 2 reasons why you're probably reading this post. 1 - You want to make money with your blog. 2 - You want to know how bloggers make money. Regardless of your personal ... Read the Post...
Improve Your Writing: 4 Different Parts of Your Book To Work On
I am a firm believer in continuing education for everyone and everything, so it should be no surprise that I think writers should try to improve their writing. But in order to ... Read the Post...
Dear College Freshman Kate
When I went back to Nashville at the end of August, my hotel was right on the edge of Vanderbilt property. To be more specific, there was a parking lot in between the hotel ... Read the Post...
Traveling with an Invisible Disability: How To Deal with Rude People
http://wp.me/a6uYJo-1e5 http://wp.me/a6uYJo-1e2 As I've talked about briefly on social media and my trip recap last week, I had some serious issues with employees of the ... Read the Post...
August Blog Traffic Report
Another month, another blog traffic report. Here are the statistics for traffic and social media, as well as my top posts from the month, what I did to increase my traffic, ... Read the Post...