Glowgetter

This past Saturday I got to experience something that I have been intrigued with since I found out about it. I wont let the suspense keep you any longer... Outside Museum of Death. Only photo I could take.  The Museum of Death, which is nestled in the bustling streets of Hollywood, CA has been a long time cult favorite of the city since 2000. According to Atlas Obscura, "The Museum of Death was originally founded in San Diego in 1995, however, in 2000 James Healy moved this location to sunny Hollywood, CA". I drove by this location when Alex took me on a date about a year in a half ago. I have attempted to actually get inside the museum like 10 times. All unsuccessful I might add. I just loved the look of these buildings.  Since the museum wants to keep their things safe and respected, you cannot take pictures within, you have to actually go inside to view the exhibits. This is my account of what I recall of the museum, however, everyone views things differently....

Hi all! I am hoping whoever is out there reading is having a fantastic year so far. Currently I am trying to figure a balance in my life that will help me relieve stress. A lot of people use exercise as a way to reduce the stress. Of course in the beginning this is the only way I knew how to reduce stress. However, being an active member in the gym myself, this has no longer been a successful outlet for me. I exercise about 5 to 6 times a week. Sometimes I can only get to about 4 times, which kills my anxiety. (we will discuss that later). I use this a sustainable source for overall physical well being, but mentally I am a hot mess! With that being said my therapist, yes I see one and I am a firm believer that every gal should! Anyways my therapist suggests for me to find an outlet that will help me understand who I am. I take this as essentially finding a hobby. You could say that people find things they generally like to do that help get their minds off things life the stress of li...

There has definitely  been a buzz in the air about this new year new me in 2018. I think this is something I need to address on my own accord and how I feel about it.  So I will begin by saying people make changes the way they see fit in their lives, what makes the new year any different? What makes the new year a starting point? As I see it, people tend to think oh the holidays are here, it is time to let go and enjoy  myself. It is time for me to let myself do what I want, eat what I want and then the first of the year, I start back up. Why though? Why do we allow ourselves to get off the routine we stick to for the year? We work so hard to follow a plan throughout the year, but when the holidays come we put that same lifestyle back on the back burner . Is there a definite reason we do this or is it just so hard with the holiday sweet to keep a lifestyle?  I think for the most part, people still keep to their good habits food wise, we let ourselves indulge ....