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11/21/2025

Who knew there were different ways to make home made Coca Cola? https://m.youtube.com/shorts/b0fev3snaUI?si=Ynm4CEikJnZg880n

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11/20/2025

✨ Navigating the Holidays as a Single Soul ✨
Today we want to open up a gentle conversation about what the holiday season feels like from a single person’s perspective. The truth is, this time of year hits everyone differently—and we’d genuinely love to hear your story in the comments. 💬❤️

For me, the holidays are a mix of sweet moments and quiet aches. It’s sitting at the dinner table surrounded by my brothers, their families, and my parents… yet still feeling like the odd one out. It’s the way some people look at you when you’re a single mom in your 40s. And don’t even get me started on all the Hallmark movies—whew. 😅

But it’s not all heavy.
It’s also those precious one-on-one moments with my son.
It’s not having to perform for the world if a relationship is rocky.
It’s getting to see the magic of the season through my child’s and my nieces’ eyes.
And yes… sneaking downstairs for a late-night winter snack with zero judgment. Pure bliss. 🎄💕

So for me, the holidays are bittersweet—full of longing for someone to wake up with on Yule morning… but also filled with the beauty of the life I have right now.

Alright, my fellow single souls—your turn.
✨ How do you experience the holidays? ✨
Share your heart with us below. You’re not alone, and your story matters. 💛

11/19/2025

https://www.healthychildren.org/English/family-life/family-dynamics/Pages/12-Tips-to-Keep-Families-Joyful-this-Season.aspx

family-dynamics~The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) offers 12 tips to keep your children safe and healthy during the Holidays.

11/18/2025

🤝 How to Stay Safe When Meeting Someone New (Online or In Person)

Meeting someone for the first time can be exciting — but it’s also important to prioritize your safety, no matter how trustworthy the person may seem. Here are simple steps to help protect yourself:

1. 📍 Choose a public place.
Meet somewhere with people around — cafés, malls, restaurants, parks, or busy areas. Avoid secluded locations or private homes for first meetings.

2. 💬 Tell someone your plan.
Share where you’re going, who you’re meeting, and when you expect to be back. Send a screenshot of their name/profile if it’s an online meetup.

3. 🚗 Use your own transportation.
Don’t rely on the other person for a ride. Being able to leave at any time is key to staying safe.

4. 📱 Keep your phone charged and accessible.
Turn on location sharing with a trusted friend if that’s something you’re comfortable with.

5. 🍹 Mind your drinks and belongings.
Keep your drink in sight and your bag or phone near you. If something feels “off,” replace the drink or leave.

6. 🚶‍♀️ Keep boundaries firm.
You are allowed to say no. You are allowed to change your mind. You are allowed to leave early without explaining.

7. 👀 Watch for red flags.
Pressuring you, demanding personal details, avoiding answers, showing anger at small boundaries, or wanting to move to private spaces quickly are all warning signs.

8. 🔄 Have an exit plan.
Know how you’ll get home, where your keys are, and what route you’ll take. Your safety first — always.

9. 📞 If you feel unsafe, take action.
Go to a crowded area, contact someone you trust, or remove yourself from the situation immediately. Trust your instincts — they exist to protect you.

11/17/2025

🌙 Staying Safe When Walking Home at Night

Walking home at night can feel unsettling — even when you know the area well. Your safety matters, and a few simple steps can help you feel more confident and prepared. Here’s how to stay safe when heading home after dark:

1. 🚶‍♀️ Stick to well-lit areas.
Choose streets with good lighting and steady foot traffic. Avoid alleys, shortcuts, or isolated paths when possible.

2. 📱 Keep your phone accessible (but stay aware).
Have your phone where you can reach it quickly, but avoid walking with your eyes glued to the screen. Staying alert helps you stay safe.

3. 🧭 Let someone know your route.
Text a friend, family member, roommate, or partner to let them know you’re headed home and when you expect to arrive.

4. 👀 Stay alert to your surroundings.
Keep your head up. Notice people, cars, and anything that feels “off.” Trust your instincts — they are one of your best safety tools.

5. 🎧 Avoid wearing both earbuds.
If you like listening to music or podcasts, keep one ear open so you can hear footsteps, traffic, or someone approaching.

6. 🔦 Carry items that help you feel secure.
A small flashlight, personal safety alarm, or even your keys in hand can help you feel more prepared. (Check what’s legal where you live.)

7. 🚫 Don’t overshare your location online.
Avoid posting real-time updates of where you are or where you’re walking. Save it for later.

8. 🚕 Consider alternatives when possible.
If the walk feels unsafe, consider a rideshare, cab, or walking with someone else.

9. 🏠 Have your keys ready before you reach your door.
Standing outside your home while searching for keys can make you vulnerable. Have them in hand as you approach.

10. 💬 If something feels wrong, trust yourself.
You never have to justify feeling unsafe. Cross the street, change your route, walk toward a group of people, or go into a business if you feel uncomfortable.

11/16/2025

We want to start by apologizing for our recent absence.
Cat has been focusing on new projects, and Katie needed time to take care of personal matters. But we’re back — and we’re returning with a very important topic:

🚨 What to Do if You Believe You’re Being Stalked

Stalking can be scary and overwhelming, no matter where you live. Your safety comes first. Here are the steps you can take:

1. 🧠 Trust your instincts.
If someone’s behavior makes you feel unsafe or watched, take it seriously — your feelings are valid.

2. 📝 Document everything.
Save screenshots, messages, dates, times, photos, and any unusual activity. Back them up somewhere safe.

3. 🔍 Watch for patterns.
Take note if the same person, vehicle, or behavior shows up repeatedly. Consistent patterns can help you understand what’s happening and provide clear information if you seek help.

4. 🔐 Strengthen your digital security.
Update passwords, use two-factor authentication, tighten privacy settings, and avoid sharing real-time locations.

5. 🤝 Tell someone you trust.
A friend, family member, neighbor, or coworker can help keep an eye out and offer support.

6. 🏡 Prioritize your physical safety.
Check locks, stay aware of your surroundings, vary routines when possible, and stick to well-lit areas.

7. 📞 Contact local authorities if you feel threatened.
Every country’s process is different, but you can always report threatening or unsafe behavior to police or emergency services.

8. 🌍 Reach out to local support organizations.
Advocacy groups, helplines, and support centers can help with safety planning and guidance.

11/04/2025

We are many, yet we are one—
threads of the same eternal weave.
Each of us carries a purpose born from the heart of creation:
to live, to love, to breathe freedom,
and to shape the world through our own hands and visions.

Some build towers of stone or melody,
others craft beauty through nourishment, healing, or care.
Each contribution, whether seen or unseen,
adds warmth to the great tapestry of being.

We are not copies of one another,
but kindred souls traveling the same current—
fractions of light reflecting back across time and form,
reminding one another that joy, liberty, and life
belong to all who dare to create.

In unity, we find strength.
In difference, we find wonder.
And in love, we remember who we are:
each a sacred note
in the boundless harmony of existence.

11/01/2025

Remember my friends to have a block or citywide barbeque if necessary but we will pull together through this. Don't play the games and into the hands of those that would see us destroy ourselves over something that should be free to all anywhere anyways. Free you minds to come up with creative ideas to stretch meals or when you can help this who can't and reciprocate this pass forward energy of every mouth and belly stays full. They will not win if we keep our wits about us and come up with creative ideas to keep ourselves and others fed. It's ok everyone. We will get through this. Our grandparents did and so can we. Pull together do not divide. Unify. We got this.

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10/29/2025

We interrupt your scrolling with a psa. https://abcnews.go.com/amp/GMA/Food/6-million-eggs-voluntarily-recalled-fda-warns-potential/story?id=126769449. If you have any updates or recall information that has been verified please feel free to post the information in the comments.

FDA warns consumers not to eat recalled eggs tied to Salmonella risk.

10/28/2025

The Sacred Ending 🌙

Not every love story is meant to last a lifetime. Some enter to awaken us, to mirror our unhealed places, and to remind us what our soul truly needs.

The on-again, off-again pull can feel cosmic — like destiny looping us back — but often it’s our fear of loss echoing louder than our intuition. Each return keeps us circling the same lesson instead of stepping into peace.

When you finally release the cycle with gratitude, you make space for something higher — not just new love, but new alignment. Letting go doesn’t mean failure; it means you’ve learned what you were meant to learn.
✨ Every ending is a sacred initiation — a doorway to your next becoming.

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10/22/2025

✨ The Story Behind Samhain ✨

As October’s final days fade and the veil between worlds grows thin, we reach Samhain — the ancient Celtic festival that honors the turning of the seasons and the eternal dance between life and death.

Long before modern Halloween, Samhain (pronounced sow-in) marked the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter’s rest. It was a sacred pause — a moment to honor ancestors, tend the hearth, and reflect on what the year had brought and what it had taken away. Fires were lit to guide spirits home, and tables were set with an extra place to welcome those who had gone before.

Today, Samhain invites us to do the same in our own way:
✨ To slow down and listen to the quiet wisdom of endings.
✨ To release what no longer serves us.
✨ To remember that every ending carries the seed of a new beginning.

So as the wheel turns again, light a candle, speak the names of those you love, and let this night remind you — even in the darkest season, the spark of renewal always waits within. 🕯️🌑

10/22/2025

✨ The Power of a Good Nap ✨

Sometimes, the most productive thing you can do… is rest.
A nap isn’t laziness — it’s your body whispering, “Let me recharge.”

In the middle of the day’s noise, a short nap can reset your energy, calm your thoughts, and bring your creativity back to life. It’s a small act of care that reminds you: you don’t have to keep running on empty to be worthy of rest.

So here’s your gentle reminder — close your eyes, slow your breath, and let the world wait for just a few minutes. You might be surprised how much brighter everything feels when you wake. 🌙💤