Have you ever paused to see the parallels about yourself? Often times, the physical state of my house is in alignment with the internal emotional state within… Read more “The Laundry is Everywhere”
Author: Wilder Zandonella
Wilder lives in the Hartford area with her two young sons. Dean of Students at a high school by day, and mama, online fitness coach, household manager, and writer by night. Constantly focused on being healthy and fit. The ocean fuels her mind, body and soul. And so does coffee. Sea glass enthusiast who is obsessed with the salty air all four seasons.
Damn Am I Grateful
As a mom, I can get caught up in the hustle and bustle of managing all of the things, and not pay attention to the really important… Read more “Damn Am I Grateful”
Change is scary AF
I have worked in my current high school for the last 9 years of my adult life. Minus obtaining my Master’s Degree, everything I have done in… Read more “Change is scary AF”
Thriving for Me and Them
We have big jobs being parents. I can remember the moment my water broke with my first son, and me saying out loud, “oh my god, I… Read more “Thriving for Me and Them”
Why Every Day Could Be a Resolution
This week on my personal social media accounts, I published a post regarding New Year Resolutions and how I personally do not believe in them. Many people… Read more “Why Every Day Could Be a Resolution”
Loving ME
Has someone ever said to you that you have to love yourself before you can love someone else; or even before you can accept someone else’s love? I have heard that many times before, but never really understood how one was to do that. It’s not like you hear someone say that to you, and then suddenly you just love yourself.
Getting To Know Me
Society makes it hard to find the right words to describe ourselves without sounding “into” ourselves, cocky, arrogant, and just too proud. I think for a lot of people, saying good things about ourselves feels awkward. And accepting compliments is the same. But it shouldn’t be that way.
To the Woman Who Abused My Son
Yesterday, justice was served for my son. It took two years, but justice was served.
My Hero
Being a teenager is rough. Fitting in and being liked is something that everyone struggles with, even the “popular” kids. I hated this gorgeous field hockey chick… Read more “My Hero”
Social Media: The Downfall of Me
Social media can be the devil, do you feel me? Now don’t get me wrong, it has some really great benefits too. I too am one of… Read more “Social Media: The Downfall of Me”
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