Cacao is More Than Just Chocolate
Of course you’ve heard of cacao. It’s been so popular in smoothie shops, acai bowls, and discussed on other fancy health blogs. I bought a bag of it in a health food store last year because it was on sale […]
It’s About Me Now
When I wrote Why I Don’t Talk About Politics on Social Media Anymore, I had a bit of backlash from people claiming that I can ignore politics because it doesn’t affect me.
Are Your Screens Making You Blind? New Study
How much time do you spend looking at screens? Considering I work mostly online, not including the time I spend just playing around, I spend at least 6 hours a day on my computer alone. That doesn’t count every time […]
Toxic People and Places: Feeling Inadequate, Stuck, and Everything In Between
How do our relationships with other people affect our moods? After a conversation with someone (positive or negative), sometimes it seems like my mood can shift entirely from being happy to being sad or vice versa. Maybe who we interact […]
Why Does Facebook Make People So Angry? Speculation About Birthday Fundraisers
Facebook’s Birthday Fundraiser feature raises questions about tax fraud. Why are people always so angry and jump to conclusions on Facebook, especially on a mere speculation?
My Thoughts on the Bee Swarm Yesterday
On my personal Instagram the other day, I shared a photo of my bees bearding around the hive. Are they swarming or are they bearding? How can you tell?
Why I Don’t Talk About Politics on Social Media Anymore
It seems like everyone has an obsession with politics these days, but how can you not? The political climate impacts our daily lives in all aspects, not just taxes and school. it impacts how safe we are in our country, […]
Is MAJOR Depression Privileged Over MANIC Depression?
Correct me if I’m wrong, but bipolar disorder (also known as manic depression) seems to have less societal acceptance than depression without mania (chronic, dysthymia, etc). Depression seems more common: Is it?
I Tried a Meal Service Catered to People With Food Allergies
Over the weekend, I stopped by fellow floxie Mark Girard’s house in Ottawa, Ontario for a floxie-related meeting. He and his sister Cindy were so kind and welcoming. Their house smelled like fresh ginger and their kitchen was oozing with […]