Monday, November 16, 2020 at 11:21PM North Carolina, Pennsylvania, travel, travel blog in 2020, Content, Updates Sunday, June 28, 2020 at 11:45AM In this hellscape of a year, it's always good to share things that can spread some joy. If you're looking for some fun craft things to do this year, my good friend Nicole and her crafty ways over at Nicoodlecraft has expanded to a really fun YouTube channel where she's sharing some great up-cycled craft ideas perfect for 2020. Her first video is embedded below, but be sure to take a look and give her a follow!
Etsy, Nicoodlecraft, art, craft, up-cycle in 2020, Art You Should Know About Friday, June 19, 2020 at 11:18AM It seems strange, but more updates to my travel blog this week - be sure to head over and check it out!
COVID-19, content, coronavirus, pandemic, travel, travel blog in 2020, Content, Updates Thursday, May 21, 2020 at 6:43PM One of the things that is getting me through the global pandemic is my constant awe of the ways people are adapting to it all. While it may have been the case a few weeks ago that everyone was re-watching High School Musical and touting "we're all in this together", even the most health conscious of us have had our own personal moments straight out of Lord of the Flies as we head into Memorial Day weekend.
Having been a social-distancer myself, I also made the decision rather early on to spend the main part of the pandemic quarantining with my family. I'm not usually one to suffer from anxiety, and have honestly never really had issues with being alone, but I realized pretty quickly that this situation is entirely different. There's a difference between being okay (and happy!) living alone and living alone and not talking to anyone (in person) but a grocery store checkout clerk or a takeout delivery person for weeks at a time (team meetings over video-chat during work hours does not take the place of face-to-face interaction for long periods of time, at least not for me). In the end, this has even shifted my stance on remote working - it's never been something I clamored for pre-COVID, but there are certain joys to working out of my apartment, or in the case currently, being able to literally pack up my office and take it with me with no worries regarding productivity. The only let-down so far? Not having an actual office to help with the blurry line of work/life separation remote working sometimes brings - something that I hope going into 2021 will change for the better ;)
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