Well, it’s a word I made up, which is why no one’s going to be asking “What is titsulation?” unless 1. I somehow get famous (not likely) or 2. I’m socializing and use it in conversation. But back to the question and my made-up word. Here goes: titsulation (tɪtsjʊˈleɪʃən)Noun. An extra layer of clothing worn … More What Is Titsulation?
Like anything popular, NaNoWriMo is really tempting. It’s definitely something to boast about – “I wrote 50,000 words in a month!” And it might be a good way to get yourself a boost on social media. Having said that, though, NaNoWriMo is a bad idea for me. 5 Reasons Why NaNoWriMo Is a Bad Idea … More Why NaNoWriMo Is a Bad Idea for Me
I mentioned Friday how depression keeps you from doing chores but didn’t have time to talk about it (because dishes), so I wanted to explain a bit more about how depression makes you separate from your life. That’s the phase or type of depression that affects chores for me. Where I find I do less … More How Depression Makes You Separate from Your Life
Yes, you read that right. 🤦♀️ I am writing a short post so I have time to do dishes. A sad reflection of adult life, really. If you’ve read my past posts, though, you’re probably wondering if the need to do dishes has anything to do with depression. Because that’s a thing – when depression … More Short Post So I Have Time to Do Dishes
I slept through my alarm and woke up about 2 hours late, so no post today. I have enough time to get ready for work (Thank God!), but not enough for any more than this. Wish me luck that the day gets better!
Mondays are hard enough to face anyway, but getting out of a warm bed on a cold day makes the struggle even harder. You feel that chill nipping your nose while your blankets surround you with a warm hug, and your subconscious mind starts whispering, “Go back to sleep.” You know, in the same soothing, … More Getting out of a Warm Bed on a Cold Day
Plenty of people try to make you feel guilty for not functioning well regardless of your mental illness. What they don’t know is that you already feel guilty for not doing well. Not succeeding at being normal. There’s a guilt from mental illness that isn’t talked about enough. Mine is strongest when my depression and/or … More The Guilt from Mental Illness
Having depression and anxiety hit at the same time is like trudging through a heavy fog split by lightning. Only the fog is physically heavy as well as thick, and the lightning strikes you each time, sending roaring energy through you to the ground. Casting your nerves and mind into a jittering frenzy and leaving … More Depression & Anxiety: A Heavy Fog Split by Lightning
In honor of World Mental Health Day yesterday, be kind to yourself today. To others, too, but don’t leave yourself out. You matter, and so does your mental health. Hugs,Savannah
Every romance novel has to have a happy ending, right? But what does “happy ending” mean? In terms of romance novels, that is – I’m not talking slang (Although that happens in romance novels, too.). Happy Ending Variations in Romance Novels Love and Marriage If we’re talking traditional romance novel, there’s only one possible happy … More What Does “Happy Ending” Mean in a Romance Novel?
Savannah Knightly 