Weekly Wrap-Up: September 1, 2019
It’s been a busy week, and I have an even busier month ahead! Today I went back to my fourth job, with a couple small changes from last time – like a new Lead role, and instead of painting workshops, I’ll be teaching chunky knit blanket classes! Aside from the work changes, I’ve got lots … Continue reading
McCafferty @ Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco
So, briefly before my little mental health hiatus, I posted about my favorite songs by one of my favorite bands – McCafferty. After that post, I drove with my roommate to San Francisco from our duplex in east Sacramento to see them perform live, and it was sooooo good! To preface the journey, let’s just say that … Continue reading
Weekly Wrap-Up: August 4, 2019
I think I’m maybe officially in my first reading slump of 2019?! I made it over halfway without this and yet, here we are, with me barely having read anything recently! In my defense, I’ve been working and stressing over life stuff, but that has started to lessen a bit, and will continue getting better, … Continue reading
Weekly Wrap-Up: July 28, 2019
This week has gone by sooo fast! I’ve worked every day, and we’ve had a bunch of events going on at work so it’s been pretty hectic. I’m very glad I had the foresight to schedule these blog posts ahead of time, or else this recap would’ve been a lot shorter, haha. I’ve been feeling … Continue reading
Throwback: UK Tourism ’18
Onward with my photo-sharing series of my vacation last September to the UK! I wrote about visiting Giant’s Causeway in this post, and I’m really excited to finally share a lot of the rest of the pictures from my trip now! My trip included a bunch of different cities across both Ireland and England, and … Continue reading
Weekly Wrap-Up: July 21, 2019
This week was filled with lots of caffeine and very little sleep. Eventually, I will learn to prioritize sleeping above things like tv show marathons and video games – but this week was not that week, and the next one probably won’t be, either! YOLO, or something, right? I am happy to say I’ve worked … Continue reading
