In Remote Life/ Resources Bang For Your Buck: The Lucid Mattress Review Among the many things I did not expect to do during 2020, buying a Lucid Mattress from Amazon is right up there with moving… Continue Reading →
In Befores & Afters/ DIY/ Remote Life/ Resources Death by Fluff: The Kotatsu Quilt Square This post could easily be titled “More like how a kotatsu square quilt managed to damn near kill one sewing machine, made one metaphorically… Continue Reading →
In Befores & Afters/ DIY/ Resources IKEA EXPEDIT MAKEOVER The Grand IKEA EXPEDIT Makeover. Also known as an IKEA Expedit shakes off two dusty previous owners and earns its sexy butcher-block makeover. OR.… Continue Reading →
In Finances/ Life Lessons Life Goal: Auto Loan Paid in Full I even paid my auto loan off early! Paying my car off was not on my 2020 Ta-Da list. The loan maturation date was… Continue Reading →
In DIY/ Life Lessons/ Mental Health Emerald City Quarantine Diaries Catch-Up Post: Burnout Burnout, What Is It? Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress. It occurs when you feel overwhelmed,… Continue Reading →
In Life Lessons/ Mental Health Emerald City Quarantine Diaries Week 3: Survive ]What should have been a fun Zoom call turned tragic this Sunday. If my father had been alone, he would have died of a… Continue Reading →
In DIY/ Life Lessons/ Mental Health/ Remote Life Emerald City Quarantine Diaries Week 2: Stay-At-Home Order Week 2 was when things took a turn for the well, I can’t say unexpected, because California issued the Stay-At-Home Order before Washington did,… Continue Reading →
In DIY/ Life Lessons/ Mental Health/ Remote Life Emerald City Quarantine Diaries Week 1: Social Distancing Lessons Disclaimer I, Natasha, am not a licensed medical professional. But I can do research just like anyone else and I have a super unhealthy… Continue Reading →
In Affiliate Post/ Finances/ Life Lessons/ Resources In Credit-Card Debt Up To My Ears Credit-card debt is scary. They* say that the first step in handling your debt is to identify it. All of it! I’m doing so… Continue Reading →
In Affiliate Post/ DIY/ Finances/ Life Lessons Saving Without Thinking: Using Automation Saving money is Hard. There, I said it. Sure, we have Online Banking, savings apps, jars, mattresses, squirrel funds, etc, but let’s be honest… Continue Reading →
