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“Are we poor?” I remember being a young girl sitting in the backseat of the car with feet that couldn’t yet touch the floor asking my parents that confusing question.. Poor seemed like a sad thing to be but for what I could see we were a happy bunch. My parents were hard working living within their means, and our family of five always had all we needed growing up. I never saw differences between our modest home, used cars, and hand me down clothes from the rest of the familie

Wanna know a secret? Sometimes I’m envious of how traveling must've been back before camera phones and social media. When you could experience a new place or site for the first time without pretty squares within a hashtag to compare it to. When the thrill of adventure wasn't for likes and something to share with a community you've physically never met, but for the discovery and experience of a new thing. And if you snapped a shot with all of your friends together, overlooking

When you work from home it can be all too easy to go hours without having a physical conversation with another person, which often leaves you talking to yourself. A lot. If you think about it, the one person you probably talk to the most is yourself. Cause does that voice every really stop? And I've been learning lately that how I talk to myself, the thoughts I allow myself to believe, greatly affects how I approach just about everything! I've seen my voice be my biggest chee