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As a freelance writer, I get this amazing opportunity to work with different clients and companies, creating content from social media posts to online articles like this. This also means a lot of the work I do is remote. With the current global health crisis, a lot of workers have found themselves being transitioned from … Continue reading How to Make Working Remotely Easy and Effortless
This post is only available to Monthly Premium Subscribers. Subscribe below to get access to this post and more perks! I'm fairly new to the solo travel game. I've really only been doing this for a little over a year, and it's not like any of the travels I've gone on recently have been particularly … Continue reading What I’ve Learned About Solo Travel So Far
I guess I’ve had too much coffee in the last month for it all to fit in just one Coffee Crawl post. Which explains this double post treat! Better than espresso, am I right? During a recent trip to the Dallas-Fort Worth area in Texas, I took some time out of my work-cation to finish … Continue reading Coffee Crawl: West Oak Coffee Bar | Denton, TX
There’s a genuine part of me that can’t believe after three years of doing this, Tulsa hasn’t run out of coffee shops for me to visit. Not that I’m complaining. This month’s coffee crawl has brought to She Brews Coffee House in northern Tulsa, Kendall-Whittier. This coffee shop actually has two locations, with the original … Continue reading Coffee Crawl: She Brews Coffee House | Tulsa, OK
These last couple of weeks have been hard for me in a way I can't quite describe. I think it's a combination of burnout and just recurring tragedies I've experienced in the last year—which I'm sure can be said for pretty much anyone right now. So of course, what was I to do but write … Continue reading Poetry Post | just a list of things i’ve been thinking about lately
Over the last year or so, hiking has been on the rise as a favorite pandemic-safe activity. And now that the weather is getting warmer, there's no excuse not to get out into the wilderness and explore. For my Oklahoma natives—or those who live close enough for a weekend trip over—you're going to want to … Continue reading Little River: The Lowest Point in Oklahoma | McCurtain County, OK
The newsletters are back! Start a monthly subscription to get access to newsletters—like this one—and other fun, premium content! So, it's been a hot minute since I've updated any content on the blog, so... let me catch you back up! A lot of changes in my life—professional and personal—kind of forced me to take a … Continue reading April Newsletter | Let’s Catch You Back Up
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Utah is home to some of the most stunning National Parks—or so I've heard. Before this trip, I'd never actually been to a National Park. Actually, I think I went to the Grand Canyon once as a child. But for my conscious, decision-making adult self, the Arches and Canyonlands were the first two National Parks … Continue reading Visiting Arches and Canyonlands National Park | Moab, UT
Last week's post was all about my latest trip to my 24th state—Utah. And for me, no trip is complete with a visit to a local coffee shop. Campos Coffee has two locations—one in Salt Lake City and another in Park City, which is just an hour east of SLC. Campos Coffee does, however, have … Continue reading Coffee Crawl: Campos Coffee SLC | Salt Lake City, UT
