Keywords: keto , lifestyle , mom life , toddler life , welcome
Join me as I document (and hold myself accountable) in this crazy journey of raising my littles, a keto / healthy lifestyle that I will be embarking on. I hope to share my favorite things (make up, clothes, home items) for both myself and my boys (mostly activities, toys and clothes and anything they may be into) along the way as well as recipes that my family and I love.
https://khoward17.wordpress.com/2021/09/30/welcome
Keywords: anorexia , bible , covid , faith , family , fitness , god , healing , jesus , life , lifestyle , mental health , prayer , recovery
And that simply doesn’t translate through a Zoom meeting, or a phone call.
https://beautybeyondbones.com/2020/10/22/digital-fatigue
Keywords: photography, human interest, flowers, birds, photography, self-empowerment, beauty, inspiration, Relationships, Canon, landscape, lifestyle, hugs, human beings
Recently a commenter stated how badly she missed hugs. My response? I’ve not stopped hugging those I love so why have you? I am not afraid to touch other people. I am love not fear. As long as I live upon this earth I will live from a state of love, not fear.
https://herladypinkrose.wordpress.com/2020/06/20/social-beings
Keywords: from the dark room, from the living room, life, personal growth, photography
Do you think you don’t? Well, the truth is, you do. We all do. We do it through our behaviour, our actions, our words, our choices and preferences, the way we dress, how we furnish, decorate and live in our homes, the way we eat. If you are alive, you are expressing yourself. Do you ever stop to think about that? To wonder what you are “putting out there? To wonder what impacts your life is having on the world? To wonder what ripples of information, energy and substances you are sending out, just by the way you live?
https://heroesnotzombies.com/2020/05/28/how-do-you-connect
Keywords: Poems, rant, life, technology, lifestyle, media, people
it became clear that technology as much as we believed or hoped it would be, failed in replicating the presence of the people we missed. People who weren’t friends even began to miss each other. The clerk at the local dairy was finally someone to be recognized and appreciated. The forced distancing made us crave contact even with strangers, despite or weariness of the virus. We are social creatures, yes, but there’s nothing like a simple sit-down-and-chat. I hope that we’ve seen through the media guise and learned or at least remembered to appreciate the power of physical contact and verbal communication.
https://weirdworldofme.home.blog/2020/05/24/media-is-a-tool-not-a-lifestyle
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