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At the beginning of the year, I went to visit my grandfather's house. Every time I go back there, I'm reminded of something that I find fascinating: how you can return to a place you've been countless times and still experience it in completely different ways. Especially when you think about how those places felt when you were a child. Now, at 25 years old, going back there feels different. Walking on the same beach, looking through old photographs, going to the same restaura

How many loves do you get in a lifetime? I started the year reading Magnolia Parks by Jessa Hastings. Last year I read a really small amount of books, and for this year I wanted to change that. And something that I wanted to do was read different books, different genres, and different authors. I normally don’t really like romance books, but I knew that this book was a little bit different, not the classic romance book. Did I like it? Yes! Did I love it? No. Hear me out, I kno

So 2026 has started, and I knew that going into this new year, I wanted to do things differently. I felt like I couldn’t stay in the same mindset I had for the past few years. Something had to change. Going into this year, I really felt like I needed to change my mindset, my life, my habits — and I needed to start living. Not that I haven’t lived before, but I hadn’t intentionally lived before. And that makes a big difference. So for 2026, I decided to make some changes. Less