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2020 Reading Challenge Week 3. 5 books down, 47 to go. This week I decided to check the LGBTQ+ author off my Book Bingo and try out Mostly Dead Things. Check out my review below!
2 books down, 50 to go. Week one of the 2020 Reading Challenge began with some guilty pleasures.
2020 is going to be the year of books for me. I LOVE to read. It's my only hobby, really. And this year my goal is to read at least 52 books in 52 weeks. To hold myself accountable, I will be posting what I read each week with a review of the book(s) I finished. I'd love some reading partners! You don't have to have the same goal as me, any goal will do! So who is joining me?! We have a group on Facebook called Wire and Honey Book Club where we share recommendations. Join us there or comment along on our main FB page.
Christmas has come twice this year! While it's pretty safe to say that it won't get past the senate, Trump's impeachment is still a moment in history worth celebrating. Here are some of our favorite gifts to buy for a friend or to treat yourself during this joyous occasion.
Your holiday gift guide
When your child is born, something just kind of snaps in your brain. All of a sudden you operate on a kind of loop--you constantly wonder if they've eaten enough, if their size is "normal," if they're happy or sad or in need of anything. If my relationship with my mother is any guideline, I'm keen to say that loop doesn't stop once your child enters adulthood. Most of what I remember from Kerrigan's newborn days is logging what side she nursed on or when she had a wet diaper. That loop is only exacerbated when you toss a disability diagnosis into the mix.
Each year during the month of March, Women's History Month is celebrated all over the world to commemorate the successes women have already accomplished, as well as all future ones we’re destined to accomplish. There are so many ways you can celebrate on your own, with your family, or as a group; so keep reading if you need a spark of inspiration!
I am an immigrant. And out of many, we are one.
Valentine's Day not your thing? I get it. It's not my thing either. Galentine's Day, however, that is a day I can get behind. Who doesn't love an excuse to ditch the SO and the kids (if you have them) so you can drink wine and laugh with your best girlfriends? I absolutely love to buy my friends gifts so I decided to compile the ultimate Galentine's Day gift guide with a little something for every badass bestie in your life.
Bear with me as my stomach is in knots writing this. I've never told my story in full.
We started off the month celebrating Women's History month, and we find ourselves mid month practicing social distancing and trying to keep our out of school children entertained. We've got you covered with recommendations for both.
Elegant, clean, and modern. This week's Friday Favorite embodies those words. The Little Posh Co offers handmade, heirloom quality children's clothing. Owner and designer Liyah Shannon shares insight in to her business with us.
For this week's Book Bingo I decided to find a book written by or about a person with disabilities. Good Kings, Bad Kings by Susan Nussbaum is both. This book is a difficult read emotionally. It deals with physical and sexual abuse as well as neglect of children with disabilities. It's heavy and it's infuriating and it's heartbreaking. This book is not for the faint of heart, but it addresses a topic that is often overlooked and a population that is grossly underrepresented in literature.
