After 2 1/2 years of not getting Covid, my parents and I......... got Covid. I'm beyond grateful that we somehow miraculously never got it early on in the pandemic. I still wonder if it was because of my clinical OCD micromanaging everyone around me that kept Covid at bay...with my incessant reminders of..."don't touch that door knob without a tissue....go wash your hands...put your mask on....clean your phone...." and the list goes on. With that said, I suppose it was inevit

Everyday can seem monotonous + like groundhog day right now, especially if you are living in a colder climate + pretty much stuck indoors. I try to remind myself, the sun will be shining again soon + the snow will be melting away. Until then, I've put together some helpful tips that I have been using as I try to stay sane during these uncertain times. I hope you enjoy these helpful tips. I'd love it if you would share what you have been doing to stay sane as well! Ok, let's d

8 years ago, I had a car accident where my my car was totaled. I was shook to the core and I searched everywhere for a car that would make me feel like I was in bubble wrap. I finally found a car that I was in love with. There it was....."Mitsu" my Mitsubishi Outlander! The search was over and Mitsu was all mine! Mitsu was the first car I ever owned. So, now that you know my "relationship" with Mitsu, let's fast forward to around March, 2020 during the pandemic when the Coro