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In this blog post, Erin Slivka shares her deeply personal journey through grief after losing her 6-year-old daughter, Ayla. She reflects on how grief arrived as something heavy and unrelenting but has since evolved—not disappearing, but transforming from fear into a lasting expression of love. Through the ups and downs, she has learned that grief is not just sorrow; it is a companion that reminds us of the depth of our connection and love.
By taking time to understand and practice self-love and self-care, you have the opportunity to achieve genuine self-acceptance and happiness. Practicing self-love and self-care might seem overwhelming or impossible at first, but you can see progress and benefits by starting small. Read this blog post for ideas.
Literature's earliest depiction of Valentine's Day is kind of like The Bachelorette TV show except the bachelorette decides to stay single. Grab your favorite beverage and some popcorn and let’s break down the masterful wit of Geoffrey Chaucer's 14th century poem, Parliament of Fowls.
Way before manufactured cards and boxes of chocolate, people exchanged poems, love letters, and handmade cards for virtually no money. I hope this blog gives you inspiration for a thoughtful last minute Valentine's Day gift for significant others, friends, family, and yourself.
