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6 Tips to Pack Efficiently

by brisaramirezAugust 14, 2018July 28, 2020

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6 Items You Should Have in Your Carry-On

by brisaramirezMay 18, 2017May 18, 2017

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5 Basic Packing Tips

by brisaramirezMay 11, 2017May 18, 2017

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I've been out of town for a little over a week now mostly to seek medical care but also to visit family.

Hi, friends! Here's a throwback to share that I've been doing quite a bit of reading but have a lot going on at the moment. I'll catch up on book reviews soon, but in the meantime I hope you enjoy this candid and possibly some other content 😊

I'd heard so many good things about Daring Greatly by Brené Brown but only recently read this book.

I've been slowly reading Full Catastrophe Living by Jon Kabat-Zinn recently, in between all my other reading. I don't remember who first recommended this book, but when I told my therapist I'd started it she definitely encouraged me to continue. When I was unsure about the contents, she told me she believed it would be very beneficial to me.

Save the Date by Morgan Matson takes place over the course of the protagonist's sister's very chaotic wedding weekend. She's the youngest of five and excited to have all of her siblings back under the same roof again.

It's #DisabilityPrideMonth. And I'm still coming to terms with the fact that I'm chronically ill and disabled. You can't see it just by looking at me, although I can often tell in photos of myself and remember the type of pain I was experiencing then. Invisible illnesses are often misunderstood or dismissed, but they are very much real. My daily life has been greatly impacted by mine.

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