All tagged live wisely
3 Things that Bring me Steadiness
These things I know…
When the Fat Girl Cries
Hi you,
Most people in my current life don’t know this, but I used to be what Mr. Gilbreth and myself found so offensive to be called: plump. Losing the extra sent me on a roller coaster of mind, body, emotions and spirituality.
And throughout, the fat girl cried.
And changed.
And wrote about it.
L. Raine
My #1 Beauty Hack under $10
Hi you,
Sometimes I spend a cringe-worthy amount of money for my hair and face, and then sometimes my favorite products range in under $10. Like this amazing oil that works so well as a moisturizer while taking about five years off one’s face. Well, maybe four, but it is wonderful. I love being able to find things like that to balance costs for things like professional haircuts.
Basically the best beauty hack I’ve ever tried.
L. Raine
Dear Friends, Self-Confidence is not the Answer
Hi you,
My hardest lesson was to lay aside everything about myself and where I wanted life to go, and open my heart to what I found in places that shook my self-confidence to its core. Those doubts led me to lose everything, to find out what I was really worth as a person.
L. Raine
Laying Expectations Down for a Rest
Hi you,
Do you get tired of the endless round of doing, action, hustle and dreaming of dreams and setting goals? This morning, I woke up exhausted and knew I had to write out the struggle so I could understand why I was waking up as mentally tired as when I went to bed.
As it so often does, writing gave me the perspective I needed to find the true problem.
If you are tired too, please join me through the link below.
L. Raine
An account of the time Instagram and I broke up
Hi you,
Yup, the reports you heard (or probably didn’t) are true. Instagram and I broke up for a little while. It’s a relationship I’ll probably keep, but this space has been giving me back my life.
More through here,
L. Raine
Loneliness is not a Waste of Time
Hi you,
I’ve been learning a lot about how to let the loneliness serve me, how to let the spaces and lapses that life inevitably holds teach me about identity.
We all wonder who we really are, deep down inside.
At least I do,
L. Raine
