Love in a pandemic
Everything is harder during a pandemic, and love is one of those things. Love is hard during a pandemic because we all need so much more of it and many of us have less to give.
How to meditate (for people with anxiety)
Have anxiety and think you can’t meditate? Think again. Follow our simple guide to getting grounded every day.
I’m so interesting
Don’t waste your time on people who don’t ask you questions about yourself. Take the time to find someone who is interested in you.
Everyone can use a hug
Everyone can use a hug, and free hugs are a great way to get and give hugs. For every hug you give away you get one back for free.
This was not my plan
I’m in a newish relationship, and I had planned to have so much fun and excitement with my love. But now we are stuck in coronavirus hell.
We’re all in this together, so don’t be a douche
I just attended one of the most amazing musical performances I have ever witnessed. It was The Indigo Girls playing with a full orchestra on the stage of the Mahaffey Theater here in St. Petersburg, Florida. Every song was a dramatic journey from start to finish. It was enchanting, and I was mesmerized.
Taking social risks
Many things I do are cause for great consternation among my family members. For example: going to Europe by myself for several months, voluntarily giving up owning a car for several years, and online dating.
Shining a light
If you are fortunate, someone will help shine a light on your truth so you can alleviate some of the pain in your life.
I’m that weird neighbor
I live in a two-story building that contains 19 studio apartments ranging from 200-400 square feet. The majority of the tenants are very young, lured by the inexpensive rent and proximity to downtown.
The art of conversation
I have an uncanny ability to talk to anyone. From farmer to lawyer, from student to teacher, from mechanic to millionaire – I can have an interesting conversation with just about anyone.