So you want to join track? Already planning for next spring? If so, today I'm writing for you. As you probably know, I joined a middle school track team this past spring and had a great experience. I'm not a track or running expert by a long shot, but today I want to give you… Continue reading A Running Start
Author: Rachel @ Joyful Creations
When Your Car Breaks Down 1.5 Hours Away From Home
Yes, it happened again. Instead of my brother's car, it was our family mini van. There was a lot of deja vu (because of the last time this happened), but there was also a lot of kindness that was shown to our family. I even got a ride in a police car! But don't worry,… Continue reading When Your Car Breaks Down 1.5 Hours Away From Home
2019 Summer Challenge
Pretty much everyone is relieved when summer break comes. We try to take advantage of our free days and times... How? By doing nothing. Eventually, "bored" is an everyday word, and we end up dreading our summer break and longing for it to be over. Today, I want to challenge you: take advantage of your… Continue reading 2019 Summer Challenge
Making Macaroons: What YOU Can Learn From MY Mistakes
Recently, I have been experimenting with pastries. I tried cream puffs, macaroons, and I am hoping to learn how to make baklava. Here is what I learned from my most recent recipe: buttercream macaroons. And don't worry… they are hard to make, but still doable. If you like meringues you will enjoy these! 1. Don't… Continue reading Making Macaroons: What YOU Can Learn From MY Mistakes
Getting Up When the Alarm Goes Off
"Beep ! Beep! " There goes my alarm! I groan and hit the snooze. Getting up in the morning is extremely difficult for me. Sometimes I press the snooze for hours. Sometimes I get up and freshen up for the day and then decide to go right back to bed. Then, there are those miraculous… Continue reading Getting Up When the Alarm Goes Off
Guest Post: How Being Bored and Alone Made Me a Better Person (Olivia White)
Hey there, everyone! Today you're in for a special treat. Olivia White, a blogger from the Rebelution blog, wrote this post for you! She also writes at her blog, oliviamorganwhite.com. Thanks, Olivia! -Rachel Aburrido is the spanish word for “bored” or “boring”, not to be confused with the name for beans, meat, and cheese wrapped in… Continue reading Guest Post: How Being Bored and Alone Made Me a Better Person (Olivia White)
When Your Car Breaks Down…8 Hours From Home.😮
Thankfulness. It's what got us through this last experience. That, and my dad finding us a nice hotel:) You want to hear the story? Seven people and tons (well, not literally, but close😁) of luggage all in an eight seater van. We were down in Alabama coming home from Florida. We had picked up my… Continue reading When Your Car Breaks Down…8 Hours From Home.😮
Taming the “Roller Coaster”
Have you ever heard the term "emotional roller coaster "? I feel that it describes teen-girl emotions pretty well. Recently, I felt like I was on the "good "side of my mood swings. Here is what has been helping me: 1. Exercise This is super simple, but extremely essential. Just run away from those "down… Continue reading Taming the “Roller Coaster”
How to Make a Schedule
I'm a list lover. Schedules and to-do lists are my go-to thing and a part of my everyday life. Schedules are life savers! Today I want to show you how I make my schedules and how to make your own. Here are three things to keep in mind when you make a schedule. Base It… Continue reading How to Make a Schedule
Repost: The Wonderful Cross
Hi, everyone! I'm sorry I've been kind of quiet lately. The track season and school year are going to be done in one week, so I've been busy! I thought today I would repost a blog post from 2016 for this Easter week. I hope you enjoy it! If you ever have a question, comment,… Continue reading Repost: The Wonderful Cross
