“I think you should pursue another type of therapy.”
That isn’t exactly the greatest thing to hear out of the mouth of your therapist for the past 4.5 years, is it? Since elementary school, I have been in and out of all kinds of therapy with all kinds of therapists. I started in group therapy and art therapy, and then as I got older, slowly graduated to talk therapy.
It’s real, y’all. Up until very recently, my money spending style was either feast or famine – either I was eating out every night, not paying attention to my bank account, or I was monitoring it every day and squirreling away every penny. There was no in-between. So when I found out that my partner got into a PhD program at NYU and we’d be relocating from Los Angeles to NYC, I freaked out a little bit. But after the initial shock, I realized that saving was incredibly doable with some discipline and dedication. Here are some of the things I did:
For anyone that knows me in real life, you know there are two things I love more than anything else in the world: food and Disney. So when I had the opportunity of a lifetime to get advance reservation tickets to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland, I knew I couldn’t pass it up. And boy, was I impressed. Everything was carefully crafted to the last detail — and that includes the foods. Here’s what I thought:
Hello, internet world. My name is Kat, short for Katriana. I am a 22 year-old currently living in Los Angeles (New York in August) and after a year and a half on Instagram, I’ve decided to start a blog! In a new commitment to my health and wellness journey, I thought that maybe getting my thoughts down on virtual paper might help me with my mental health, as well as perhaps being useful to the people who read it.