How To Make Time Slow Down (So It Can Be Summer Forever)

Joined by my roomie/bestie Matt again for today's episode where we catch up on all the productive things we've done around the house recently, my latest sleep walking quirk, and our quest for better sleep hygiene. Also talking about how to deal with feeling like you're constantly taking 2 steps forwards and 3 steps back in life, whether it be in your journey of career, love, or self-discovery. 

Today I'm talking about my history of wishing I could fast forward and jump to a future chapter. As I've gotten older, time moves so much quicker and I've realized how important it is to be present in whatever season of life you're in. That's why I'm trying to hold onto this summer for as long as possible (and how I'm doing it). Also recapping a wholesome weekend and revisiting old hobbies. 

I have nothing of real importance to say this week other than that I'm happy, my nails are short and naked, Kate, Matt, and I "started a band," and I wish I could hold onto these times and summer forever. 

Discussing the age old question I just can't seem to escape: how do you achieve work life balance when work feels inescapable? I don't have a perfect answer but I do have some thoughts. Also recapping a sailboat engagement party and the captain who ate all our food. 

I'm joined for this week's episode by Matt the Architect as we recap my birthday trip to NYC: where we stayed, where we ate, the new outfit I got that had people stopping me in the street, and why you should always leave room for a hot dog after dinner.

It's the last week before I'm in the last week of my twenties babyyy! Reflecting on why I used to always get the birthday blues and how I made it to the other side. Also recapping my year based on what my tarot cards told me. 

It might be time for yet again, another content rebrand. At least this one is rooted in wellness and not chaos. Also an update on how living in sin is going and how I plan on maintaining my independence and alone time. 

This podcast episode is for Taylor fans and if you're not a Taylor fan then you probably won't love this one. Anyway. Here's my recap of the much awaited Eras Tour weekend with my sister in Chicago. Which, spoiler, did surpass expectations. (PS This is probably your sign to go buy the tickets).

The ending of an era. Which normally would make me emo but I'm just so happy and excited. Talking about all the exciting things happening this weekend (big life events, TAYLOR), being back on my Hot Girl Walk grind, and re-capping an incredible experience at my first Jewish wedding. 

Catching up on the Canadian May 2-4 long weekend (still feels weird saying that), my thoughts of the week (missing my friends who live elsewhere, what else is new), how I came to acquire Taylor Swift eras tickets, and why I now have beef with Stubhub. Also pretty sure I had a brain aneurysm while recording, enjoy.