I haven’t posted anything in quite awhile. My brain was full, and while I’ve been keeping a list of things I want to write about, my creative energy was dry. Summer vacation was a welcome break from studies. I started back to school in August – my sixth semester of pre-med. With a little overContinue reading “The End, or, Another New Beginning”
Category Archives: Life Lesson
Life Lesson from a Manicure?
I got a manicure recently, for the first time in forever, and I had the nail tech paint my nails with a “french tip.” It requires some level of precision since my nails are so short for my current profession as a massage therapist. The white tips are painted by hand, then let to dry,Continue reading “Life Lesson from a Manicure?”
I’m Back
OK – did I leave you hanging long enough with the F on my Trig test from last year? What happened after that?? It was an amazing/crazy/intense semester for sure. I was calling on all the brain power I had to digest the information I was consuming in Chemistry A and Trig. I’ll cut toContinue reading “I’m Back”
My Advice to My 30-Year Old Self
My younger brother turns 30 tomorrow. It’s so weird to think about…wow. We used to play this game when he was really little – there’s nine years between us – where I would say, “When you’re 16, I’ll be 25!” ” When you’re 21, I’ll be 30!” “When you’re 30, I’ll be 39!” Gosh, didContinue reading “My Advice to My 30-Year Old Self”
Vulnerability
“Dr. Brene Brown studies human connection – our ability to empathize, belong, and love. In a poignant, funny talk at TEDxHouston, she shares a deep insight from her research, one that sent her on a personal quest to know herself as well as to understand humanity. A talk to share.” Watch her thought-provoking, 20-minute presentationContinue reading “Vulnerability”
Touch for a High-Tech World
I recently read this article in one of my massage publications and wanted to share it here on my blog. Human connection is something we all need and deserve to have in this life. It’s the reason we’re here, to connect with each other. American culture sees touch as taboo, while others literally embrace eachContinue reading “Touch for a High-Tech World”
Positively Tasha 