I told myself I was going to make a blog at some point in my life, but I am, and forever will be, technologically challenged, so I started pretty late in the game.
Welcome to my new blog! If you want to know more about me, I will be updating my "about me" page with more information as I think of it, and I'll be sharing some semi-insightful stories to help inspire others and hopefully make someone feel a little less alone. So here's the deal. Ever since I graduated high school two months ago, (yeah I know, lame) I've been trying to figure out what's next for me. I have the whole four year university plan in my favor, but somehow I just feel like that isn't enough to satisfy me. High school was very difficult for me, and I feel as though I need to make it up to myself for all the suffering I went through. Side note: high school girls are SO mean, I think I need to change my whole life because of how horrible I felt about high school Abby. So, what's next? I'm glad you asked. Even if you didn't, just humor me, please. I want to say that you can "Marie Kondo" your life and that will make you feel fulfilled, but every time I throw half my closet away, all it does is piss my mom off and make me do more laundry, because I no longer have a wardrobe. Reorganization is more than just throwing things in a trash bag and hoping that you've decluttered enough of your desk to find your laptop again. It's about repurposing the things you have, and learning how to befriend your inner demons telling you to redecorate your entire room at 2am. I'm not saying that deep cleaning your whole house is the next big step in your life, but that was step 1 for me, and it helped me prepare for moving on and moving out. To be honest, repurposing a lot of the things I own helped me understand that I don't need to buy a new candle every single time I walk into the home decor section in Target. I have wasted so much money on things that I just throw in the trash in 6 months, and that money could've gone towards something more useful. So that's where I'm at right now, reorganizing my life, physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually, and I still have a lot of work to do.
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