Rooted Living
It doesn’t quite feel like spring in Virginia yet. If anything, it still feels like fall. We had a glimpse of sunshine, but now the skies are gray again. Still, I’m holding onto optimism. I know the warmth and light will return soon. Something is comforting in that,
Rooted Living
Finally, the weather is starting to look better, and I could not be more excited. As I’m writing this, there is a huge thunderstorm outside and even a tornado warning in the area. It’s kind of fascinating to watch, but it also makes me wonder, does this mean
Cocina y Memoria
When I think about carnitas, I don’t just think about food. I think about my dad. Carnitas are a traditional Mexican dish made from pork that is slowly cooked and fried until tender and flavorful. They’re usually shredded and served in tacos, but the process of making them
Cuerpo Y Mente
One of the simplest ways I take care of myself is by getting my nails done. My hands are always in my line of sight. I use them every day, every second, so it matters to me that my nails feel clean, cared for, and a little creative. They’ve
Cuerpo Y Mente
“Remember to eat your fruits and vegetables.” We hear this from doctors all the time, and I was reminded of it again during a recent visit. They mentioned that ideally about half of our plate should be vegetables. At first that sounds like a lot, but when you start paying
Cuerpo Y Mente
It was a beautiful day in Northern Virginia, the kind of day that makes you want to slow down and try something new. I decided to visit a coffee shop I had been hearing a lot about in downtown Fairfax called Layered. Fairfax itself is such a cute town, and
Resistencia
TRIO National Day As TRIO Day approaches, I get excited because I get to share with all of you the reason I am here today, the reason I went to college and how that decision changed my life. Programs like TRIO are incredibly important and must continue to receive funding.