When your mind starts taking you in stress circles, pull out a pen and create a brain dump list to help you release some of the mental pressure!
Welcome back to Fun Friday! I’ve been wanting to share this tip of how to hem jeans and keep the original hem for months now. Months! My sewing machine had some issues and I couldn’t figure out how to fix it so my good post idea sat tucked away in my brain. Every single time […]
If you're looking for ways on how to improve your gut health, look no further! We've got you covered with these 9 simple everyday habits for better gut health.
My naturopathic treatment model is based on holistic healing for Adrenal Fatigue and my education at Bastyr Naturopathic Medical School.
I've had short hair for the whole of my twenties, ever since I turned 21 the urge to cut off my dry, dead and lifeless hair was real. I was so into The Hills and The City at the time- so the shoulder length lob was totally inspired by Olivia Palermo. Actually thinking back I probably owe those programmes alot - I'd say that's where my love for fashion came from. (But that's a story for another day!) I've recently turned 30 and the lob is still going strong! The ombre is still here, however we've grown up a lot since that awful, contrasted dip dye. Instead I'm owning a grown out and more subtle balayage. No more dyed brown roots, instead I'm fully natural and intend to keep it that way. I often get asked what I ask for at the hairdressers and it's actually really simple. Just a blunt cut, slightly longer at the front but not noticeably longer, I just love the way it sits on my shoulders. You see I have alot of hair, but it's poker straight and super fine. So by having my hair cut blunt it gives the illusion of having thicker hair - well that's what I tell myself anyway. So, to style my hair I only use two things - a pair of straighteners (the GHD Platinum+ straighteners) and a texture spray (the Sam Mcknight Cool Girl texture mist.) The GHD Platinum+ straighteners have curved plates so they're so much easier to use to wave and curl your hair vs an older style of straightener - no more annoying lines being left at the roots after attempting waves! The Sam Mcknight Cool Girl texture mist is another incredible product for waves because it gives the hair the hold and texture without it weighing the hair down. So no crispy and weird to touch texture.. instead if almost gives a second day hair feel if you know what I mean. A bit more grip for the curl to hold onto! I'm sure you all know how to curl you hair with staighteners so I wont go there.. however a few things I always make sure I do, which turns the hair into a more undone wave vs a tight ringlet curl. Firstly I section as I go, I don't clip my hair up I just pick random sections of hair and run the hair through the straighteners, turning away from my face. I also make sure I leave out an inch at the end, or I straighten an inch of the end. I think it just gives a more laid back wave. Finishing off with a little spritz of the Cool Girl texture mist to the mid lengths and ends. And that's me! Croissant Ring - MEJURI, Coco Crush Ring - CHANEL, Platinum+ Straighteners - GHD, Cool Girl Texture Mist - SAM MCKNIGHT Shop The Post JavaScript is currently disabled in this browser. Reactivate it to view this content.
This year, I'm working with a challenging group of second and third-graders who are NOT consistently monitoring their reading and comprehension. Some fail to fix-up their meaning-changing miscues, others aren't stopping to check for understanding, and many aren't doing EITHER! I've been racking my brain to try and come up with different ways to get the students to notice (in their heads!) that something doesn't sound right, look right, or make sense. If only I could climb into their brains and turn on that magic switch! Of course, I always teach an abundance of decoding and comprehension fix-up strategies, as
I have had prescription glasses for years due to stigmatism. A couple years ago while interacting with a neurological ophthalmologist it was discovered that energy and light were traveling inappropriately through my brain circuitry. And thus, I now have the prisms embedded into my glasses.
Brain fog is one of the most frustrating symptoms, and one I have dealt with personally. Many people notice that when they improve their gut health, brain fog goes away. Let’s discuss some recent research that shows why this happens and how this information can help you get better results with clearing brain fog.
In a time where mental dexterity dictates not just success but also the caliber of our day-to-day experiences, maintaining and improving cognitive abilities is vital. Maintaining our cognitive…
A 28 page slide deck explaining several epidemiology calculations needed for the NAVLE and veterinary school. Topics covered include: • Prevalence • Incidence • Use of 2 x 2 tables • Sensitivity • Specificity • Positive predictive value • Negative predictive value • Relative risk • Odds ratios • Attributable risk • Population attributable proportion This product is meant to be used alongside textbook or note descriptions. Some notes: All sales are final. Let me know if there are errors. I have a janky keyboard that sometimes doesn’t type properly, sometimes my brain doesn’t process things properly, and some things are up for debate! If you do find an error, please let me know so I can fix it for future users. Let me know what you think! I would love to have feedback from you guys to help improve the decks and make them better. Feel free to message me on Facebook, Instagram or send me a message with your thoughts!
Welcome back to Fun Friday! I’ve been wanting to share this tip of how to hem jeans and keep the original hem for months now. Months! My sewing machine had some issues and I couldn’t figure out how to fix it so my good post idea sat tucked away in my brain. Every single time […]
Weather Movement Cards A perfect brain break activity for a weather unit or really any day. Fostering creativity and body movement, its a fun activity for ages pre-k to 1st grade. This resource includes 16 different cards as well as 16 wordless cards, and 2 ways to play. For best results, print using Adobe Reader. Please let me know if you encounter any errors so I can fix them! To stay up to date with my latest printables and freebies, be sure to follow me on instagram @wildwood.academy. Be sure to tag me if you use any of my products...I love to see them in action! As a reminder: This product is designed for the sole personal use of the buyer in a single household or classroom. Sharing digital or printed versions of this product is not permitted. Thanks for honoring my time and hard work!
Welcome back to Fun Friday! I’ve been wanting to share this tip of how to hem jeans and keep the original hem for months now. Months! My sewing machine had some issues and I couldn’t figure out how to fix it so my good post idea sat tucked away in my brain. Every single time […]
I’ve been itching to try out the laminated cottons coming out, so the other day I pulled the zipped box pouch tutorial from Indie House and combined it with the tips on laminated cotton from Kathy of Pink Chalk Studio. I had it in my brain from doing other pouches that the seams would be...Read More »
