I’ve written about all of this before, and I think we’re all pretty aware that, as women, we really do try to do it all. We are caregivers, employees, wives, mothers, teachers, students… you get the idea. Sure, each of us are not all of those things, but I know, regardless of that, women really [...]
Small Strokes
cutting down oppression one small stroke at a time
Tag Archives: burnout
“When there’s nothing left to burn, you have to set yourself on fire.”
When I used to blog in college (mostly personal stuff that probably had no business being on the internet, and found very few readers because no one cared), I'd frequently start off with a title from a song that maybe five people would recognize that was only vaguely related to my post. Here, I've started [...]
Blogging Burnout
I’m going to go ahead and just say this, and hope it doesn’t sound too woe-is-me or self-centered or any of that. I am doing much more than any normal person should ever be expected to do. I no particular order: I’m planning a wedding, writing a Master’s thesis, blogging for a really great travel [...]
