Since I don't really feel like writing to expand my blog, I figured I'd share my Punta Cana honeymoon experience over the next week. Maybe you can follow along and enjoy paradise through my eyes. We flew out of Midway International Airport in Chicago, departure at 9:30. All went smoothly, and I loved all the … Continue reading Day 1 Punta Cana
Here's another list to add to your "have-to-read" collection. Trust me, I think mine is at least a mile long. These are books that I've read or are sitting on my bookshelf waiting to be read. 1. A Game of Thrones- George RR Martin The first of many books in the epic saga, A Game … Continue reading Summer 2018 Reading List
I recently got married on August 4th to my best friend and the love of my life! (Sappy, I know). We had a beautiful ceremony and reception in Brillion, Wisconsin at a lodge. It was perfectly rustic and chic, and reminded me of home in my north woods Wisconsin home. He and I are getting … Continue reading How To Effectively Pack Your Suitcase
With the world becoming increasingly more competitive, it's imperative to have a résumé that's not only professional, but stands out. The joy in this is that there is a way to have both, so you come across as professional, but also show that you're a human being. Here are some quick tips to ensure you … Continue reading Tips For a Kick-Ass Résumé
I’m sure this applies to CNAs on every shift, but we need to sit down and chat a bit about the long hours of the noc shift. Don’t worry, I’m only on my fifth cup of coffee. It’s only 3 a.m.? Awesome... I started a new diet today. It lasted all of 5 minutes before … Continue reading Confessions of a Night Shift CNA
Most healthcare workers come home from work every day, kick their shoes off and lift their tired and burning feet onto a footrest to relax. A lot of workers pour themselves some alcohol, tell their loved ones how crazy their day has been and reflect on the hell that they have to endure for the … Continue reading The Elderly Say The Darndest Things
so much depends upon a cup of coffee hugged by wrinkled fingers sitting silently on sunday
I enrolled in an intro English class at UWO this past semester and usually writing comes naturally to me. It's safe to say that I was 100 percent challenged beyond my expectations. We read a fairly simple experimental novel, If on a winter's night a traveler, by Italo Calvino. If you haven't read it, I … Continue reading Short Story Continuation
