Kaleidoscopic Vortex

It's no easy to be alone at Christmas. While I'm not 100% alone because I have my parents, I have no boyfriend other to spend the holiday with. I may spend Christmas with them, but I'm alone on the 24. So here's my personal tips to help me feel less alone during the holidays.

I have a chronic illness for a few years (since 2010). I did change some things and I don't decorate the same way at Christmas. Here's some tips that worked for me.

Here I am again with more tips I just tried from our (me and my parents) garage sale. Some worked, some not.

For many years, to me, a container was a thing to store stuff in. One blogger changer my perception.

Here is something I realized on my 2019 journey about collections.

Parting ways with artworks and painting was always hard. I found something that might helped me.

My parents just dropped a huge bomb on me recently: they are selling the house in two years (2019)

Chronic illnesses can impact your ability to take care of you home. Everyone's situation is different, but this post inspired me a lot and I think many spoonies can relate.

Here are some tips I personally use and others I think some people would find useful

Really, I'm not kidding it changed my (cleaning life) life for real. This is not clickbait by the way.