Like many others, as I counted down, “10, 9, 8, 7,…” to 2020, I thought the new decade was going to bring new experiences and happiness. Unfortunately, that was not the case. I went through a tornado, a global pandemic, changing careers, facing many mental health issues, physical health issues, and financial struggles. I knowContinue reading “what will 2021 bring?”
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music city series: Old Glory
Before Halloween, some of my girlfriends and I tried out Old Glory, which is a one-of-a-kind bar here in Nashville. Never did I expect to walk into a dungeon-like room and find music, drinks, and laughter. The history behind the space is unique. With a smokestack standing tall, Old Glory sits in the former boilerContinue reading “music city series: Old Glory”
music city series: Stateside Kitchen
Earlier this month, we celebrated my roommate for her 22nd birthday. Because of COVID-19 and the current restrictions set in Nashville, we decided to do a girl’s dinner at Stateside Kitchen in the Dream Hotel. After enjoying a few drinks and a meal, we stopped to take a few pictures at ”The Climax” neon lightContinue reading “music city series: Stateside Kitchen”
music city series: Burger Republic
About a month ago, my grandparents were able to take a trip from North Carolina to visit me here in Nashville. Whenever they come to town, we try to find the best food to eat. Last year when they visited, we ate at one of my favorite burger joints, Burger Republic, and this year weContinue reading “music city series: Burger Republic”
new music friday: Kelsea Ballerini
When Kelsea Ballerini released her self-titled album, Kelsea, in March, I didn’t listen to the whole album. With her latest release, Ballerini, I feel more compelled to listen to her stories. In my opinion, Kelsea was a overly produced, pop leaning album, while Ballerini shows all the same songs in a different, light-hearted way. IContinue reading “new music friday: Kelsea Ballerini”
new music friday: Riley Green
It’s an exciting day when Riley Green has something new coming out. Green announced the release of his EP “If It Wasn’t For Trucks” on August 26th and it’s finally here. The EP features the songs, “Jesus And Wranglers,” “If I Didn’t Wear Boots,” “Better Than Me (Featuring Randy Owen),” “If It Wasn’t For Trucks,”Continue reading “new music friday: Riley Green”
music city series: Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams
Although Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams is not based out of Nashville, it has been a staple to my experience in Nashville. Before I moved to Nashville for college, my family and I went to Jeni’s and I fell in love with their Milkiest Chocolate flavor. I try to stay away from ice cream as muchContinue reading “music city series: Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams”
my breast reduction story & advice
My journey leading up to my breast reduction was a long one. For years, my mother and I had always talked about my options and we always decided for me to wait until after I had kids. I had settled on this, but before I graduated college, my friend mentioned she was having it doneContinue reading “my breast reduction story & advice”
how my curious mind led to national headlines
As many of you know, I celebrated the one year anniversary of my breast reduction surgery on Friday. I had it on my mind all day long and even posted to Instagram mentioning that it was the best decision of my life. The anniversary was a day for me to recognize my new found confidenceContinue reading “how my curious mind led to national headlines”
music city series: White Limozeen
Welcome back to the Music City Series! This post is special because instead of discussing one area of town, I’ll be discussing one of the newest and hottest rooftop bars in Nashville, plus the hotel that it calls home. White Limozeen opened its doors on July 17th and has already caught the eye of NashvilleContinue reading “music city series: White Limozeen”
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