Celebrating Single
I cheers to my own personal celebrations and milestones as a single woman facing down yet another impending Valentine’s Day.
(Pairs well with the theme song of my life – "Party for One" by Carly Rae Jepsen, your 'special friend' in your nightstand drawer, and enjoying the Rebel Wilson classic How to be Single with your favorite spirited cocktail. I recommend the French 25 - bring on the bubbly!)
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Permission
I give myself a little grace, and encourage you to do the same for yourselves.
(Pairs well with a fruit filled smoothie, “Surrender” by Natalie Taylor, and taking a break from Social Media).
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My Scarlet Letter
I open up about my battle with anxiety and finding myself again.
(Pairs well with 5 mg of Lexapro, “Unraveling” by Frances Cone and “Paper Hearts” by Silver Trees (featuring Bailey Jehl), and a phone call to a friend when you need them most).
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Sleepless
When thoughts overtake sleep and you're left wondering…
(Pairs well with a glass of red wine, "Those Nights” by Bastille, “Mother and Father” by The Broods and Melatonin gummies.).
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Hibernation
I weigh the risks of waking the beast. (Yes, I mean my vagina).
(Pairs nicely with a glass of wine (that turns into the bottle) “Small Talk” by Katy Perry and your trusty Swiffer duster for removing cobwebs).
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My Green Eyes
Reflections on growing up, growing apart, falling behind and standing still.
(Pairs nicely with a bold red, Crowded Places by BANKS, Wait for It by Leslie Odom Jr, and a reminder that your life is on its own path even when it feels impossible not to compare it to all those around you).
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The Fall and The Lesson
Diving in with reckless abandon, the pain experienced when they pull away, and not being too broken to still be brave.
(Pairs nicely with a red blend, “Dancing With Your Ghost” by Sasha Sloan and healthy self-reflection. Upon completion, enjoy “Good As Hell” by Lizzio and half a bottle of prosecco)
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Minus My Plus One
The breakup that started it all.
(Pairs nicely with a dark cab, “Let It All Go” by Birdy and “Bruises” by Lewis Capaldi, and low lighting).
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