Pairs well with dirty martinis, “Curse + Crush” by Dispatch and realizing while dating in your 40s can be disheartening, it makes everything you’ve build on your own shine a little brighter.
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Where do you fit for the holidays when you aren’t bringing the magic of Christmas to your children?
Pairs well with a Gingerbread Toddy, Howling by Wild Rivers, and that season of life when you question where you’re going and where you belong.
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Pairs well with the finest Costco Malbec, The Night We Met by Lord Huron, binging the latest season of Sex Education on Netflix, and the hard questions we’ve all asked ourselves in relationships as the shiny and new fades away.
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Pairs well with a Margarita Carbliss seltzer, Better Days by Dermont Kennedy, and the raw vulnerability of wanting contradicting things in life.
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Pairs well with Big Heart Tea, It’s Quiet Uptown from the Hamilton soundtrack, stylish bowties from Bully Bows, and being grateful for experiencing a perfectly imperfect, unconditional love.
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Pairs well with a long FaceTime call with a treasured friend, leisurely walks in the park with your favorite pup, and seeing the beauty in everyone’s unique path - especially your own.
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Pairs well with Bud Light Lime while boating on a sunny day, Brand New Eyes by Bea Miller, and realizing the life you couldn’t face was beautiful all along.
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I reflect on my life before and after a current relationship, and realize both are truly beautiful.
(Pairs well with Taylor Swift’s album Midnight vinyl, an Old Fashioned, and redefining old truths).
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I let go of a life-long fear of dying alone and embrace the beauty and love of those around me.
(Pairs well with playing Euchre with three of your best friends, “In the Middle” by The Mamas, and realizing that while life is different than expected, it’s still filled with beautiful moments).
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I challenge myself to stop comparing my own journey to those around me.
(Pairs well with a Moscow Mule, “Counting Every Blessing” by Rend Collective, a gratitude journal that needs dusting off, and seeing myself with kinder eyes).
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