This time around, I’m not trying anything new—just restocking and replacing some trusty favorites I already love and use regularly. These are all things I’ve personally bought and continue to swear by! Hydroflask Coffee CupsFirst up: Hydroflask coffee cups. I picked up four new ones to replace our old, well-worn cups that were falling apart…
Author: gabby
Why Journaling Has Become My Lifeline
I’ve mentioned before how much I love journaling, but today I want to share what it truly means to me. Growing up, I always thought keeping a diary was the coolest thing. I admired those girls who scrapbooked and documented their lives daily, making it all look so effortless. But it wasn’t until 2020 that…
Weekend Reflections October 1, 2024
Hey y’all, welcome to this week’s edition of Weekend Reflections, where I talk about what went down at work, the highs, the lows, and everything in between. Highs: I got to leave early on Monday, and that felt like winning the lottery. Especially since I’m coming back on Friday for some extra training with the…
My Purpose in life
Recently, while visiting a friend and her family, we found ourselves in a deep conversation about my work as a social worker. They had never met one before and honestly had no idea what I did. It’s something I encounter a lot—when people hear “social work,” they immediately think of Child Protective Services (CPS). While…
What to pack for work conferences as a social worker
I just got back from a conference last week, and let me tell you—if there’s one thing I’ve learned from attending these events, it’s this: you need to be prepared. So, if you’re like me, frantically googling what to pack a week in advance (and maybe even what to wear), you’ve come to the right…
Texas Suicide Prevention symposium 2024 recap
I recently had the privilege of attending the annual Texas Suicide Prevention Conference in Mesquite, Texas! It was an incredible experience being surrounded by some of the most intelligent, courageous, and compassionate individuals, all dedicated to saving lives. As someone who frequently works with patients who have attempted suicide, I was eager to learn more…



