5 more realistic alternatives to New Year’s resolutions
“New year, new me” doesn’t always have to involve huge, overwhelming resolutions
January 4, 2021
“New year, new me” doesn’t always have to involve huge, overwhelming resolutions
Here’s the thing: Living through major changes hasn’t been kind to my mental health and it shows in the amount of crying I’ve been doing for the past eight months.
Here’s the thing: Living through major changes hasn’t been kind to my mental health and it shows in the amount of crying I’ve been doing for the past eight months.
Despite having numerous Pinterest boards dedicated to creative projects I want to try, I’m still trying to figure out what to do with my spare time. I have yet to
We’ve talked about online shops where you can get dainty teacup sets and fine brews from local brands you can fill your cup with. But here’s another way to enjoy
Cleaning is more than just the act of cleaning itself; it’s also about the mindset
It’s been a long time since we’ve last visited museums and art galleries, and although we can do virtual tours, nothing beats seeing art pieces in situ. Thank god for
Younger children are accustomed to playing with their classmates or doing recreational activities at school, and suddenly having to engage with just a screen at home instead is a huge shift in their learning environment
A sense of normalcy: That’s one of the many things that a lot of us are craving during this stressful period. Among the many lockdown living tips we’ve received is
When it comes to quarantine coping mechanisms, there’s nothing I won’t try at least once. I’ve baked my own bread, grown my own food, cut my own hair (with crisis
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