Clarity
It has been a week and a half since I have been here (feels like so much longer). On my commutes to work, I often wonder why my mind has felt so clear – no major decisions to be made
#BreeTakesTheUK
Ironically, one of my first posts about my semester abroad features the quote included in this post by poet Mary Oliver. She transitioned the next day. Today is my fourth day of five months (at a minimum :-)) that I
Wild and Crazy Love
Everyone deserves a wild and crazy love … the kind love that seems irrational, unpredictable, unprecedented, all-encompassing, and all-consuming. Everyone deserves a wild and crazy love that keeps you up at night, has you consulting with your girl (and guy)
Don’t Cry for Me
Never in a million years did I imagine our physical time together would end this way. When I received the news of your tragic and sudden death, it felt like my heart had been snatched from my body. I felt
And then the storm came …
Fall semester started off with a bang, alongside my commitment to blog at least once a month as I count down to my 40th birthday. Classes were in full swing, committees were assigned, writing projects outlined on my calendar, and
The Journey to Chapter 40
I had not thought about my last year in my 30s until a friend mentioned it during my birthday celebration. I then started reflecting – as I often do around my birthday – on my life, lessons learned, and my
Chapter 39: The Year of Letting Go
Hello Peeps! I know it has been a long time – nearly 3 months to be exact. Summer came in like a whirlwind with more commitments, travel, and tasks than I anticipated. Now we are just 2 weeks away from
All Summer ’18
It’s crazy to me that I have not written a single blog post since January! Needless to say, life has been busy. I finished my first year as a full-time faculty member and I am nearing the one year mark
Welcome 2018!
Happy New Year! I was supposed to post before the year ended and then I was going to post on the 1st of the New Year … but here we are :-). 2017 was amazing! I finished my doctorate program, relocated,