The act of picking up and moving again is so much more complex than the single word, “Goodbye,” would lead you to believe. If it was all that easy. Just wave goodbye and wash away the feelings that come along with closing chapters and moving on. I’ve said goodbye to more people over the last […]
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Not Your Average Gal: Katie from Teranga Market
Not Your Average Gals are kickass, blazing-their-own-path, independent-minded, free-thinking, kind-hearted and all around wonderful humans beings. We learn a lot about ourselves from the people we choose to look to for inspiration or friendship. I’m excited to introduce you to some of them. Meet Katie of Teranga Market. I know Katie because our husbands are […]
When Support is Faith-Based
It was an awkward moment. As most of my moments are really. As I hopped out of my friend’s car and said goodbye, she asked me if I wanted to meet for coffee on Friday morning. “Oh, I can’t. I have that support group I’m in.” “The one for doctors wives?” she asked while remembering […]
Not Your Average Gal: Hannah from Eat Sleep Breathe Travel
Not Your Average Gals are kickass, blazing-their-own-path, independent-minded, free-thinking, kind-hearted and all around wonderful humans beings. We learn a lot about ourselves and the people we choose to look to for inspiration or friendship. I’m excited to introduce you to some of them. Ladies and gents, it is my distinct pleasure to introduce you to […]
Aloha! We’re Moving to Hawaii.
Please note: This post was originally written at the end of February. About a week before our lives and the course of our future was forever changed due to COVID-19. Months have been spent worrying about The Hubster’s life and those of his patients and my loved ones before considering anything else. The least of […]
Here’s Your Permission to Change Course
So many of us grew up with this notion banged into our heads that we should find a career path, maybe switch positions or be promoted on it, but above all else–stick to it. This idea is certainly ingrained from our parents, who had the opportunities to stay with a company for 30-40 years, earn […]