Monday, February 9, 2015
Weekly Chic
Friday, December 26, 2014
Transformation
Lately, I have been doing some major soul searching and have come to some realizations. This was difficult to realize and accept, but I have failed at being a consistent fashion/style blogger. When I began blogging, about four years ago, it was the best decision that I could've made (for that point of my life) and I poured my soul into it. My blog grew slowly but surely and BTW, I appreciate every reader and especially the few of you who interacted with my posts; y'all truly made it a blast to dish out my thoughts on fashion and share my style with the world. Unfortunately, things
happened that were beyond my control, and I lost heart. The blog started becoming more of a chore and hassle. I saw my numbers dropping within the blog, and things in my personal life were going downhill. I truly became discouraged and uninspired, and boy did it show...
Upon this monumental point and so called "soul searching," I realized my love of blogging still exists, but my interests have shifted from strictly fashion to home decor, beauty, skin care, fitness & nutrition, DIY natural remedies, and inspirational oriented topics. So...what do you think of me incorporating all of those topics into one post each week (or more if it happens that way) titled Picks of the Week or hopefully something catchier?! 2015 is a year of transformation for Bows and Moccasins, are you ready?!
As always please leave your thoughts below because the the reason I blog is to inspire you and create content that you actually enjoy and look forward to reading! Sometimes in this hectic spiral we call life, we need a break from everything. You know, it's not a crime to take some time to yourself! Kick back, relax and become inspired.
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Monday, June 17, 2013
Father’s Day:SUPERMOM edition
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Saturday, May 4, 2013
Pondering
We the people; a nation which circulates around wealth and not health. Why are we not more worried about incorrectly labeling our food rather than ignorantly labeling each other?
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
Depression
Did you know that one half of all college graduates become mentally ill before graduating. Mental illness includes alcohol addiction (substance addiction), down syndrome or autism, an old person losing their memory, a depressed college student, and many other situations describe someone as mentally ill.
Until 1963, homosexual people were even considered mentally ill.
A mental illness causes a lack in creativity, a lack in vibrancy, and a lack of confidence.
Did you also know women are more likely to get anxiety in their lifetime than men and men are more prone to substance abuse?
A mental illness is a relatively common thing so don’t judge or misuse the terms for mental illness. Be careful the next time you want to call someone a psycho or retarded. You might not know their personal situation and they actually could have a mental illness, so be considerate when lashing out those terms.
I for one, have experienced and am currently experiencing depression. I have never been on prescription anti-depressants but I have taken some natural things. Though lately, I have been considering medical treatment because it just doesn’t seem to go away.
The best way I know how to explain being depressed is looking at the world through a black and white filter. Everything you see has no color, no life, and no purpose. You don’t see the bright and wonderful things in life, instead you’re head is filled with dark and sad things.
Depression is like a dark cloud that gradually creeps up on your life. It’s not something that happens over night. You don’t go to bed one night happy and then wake up the next morning sad. It’s way more subtle than that. In fact, sometimes people go months not realizing they are depressed. Me? I guess you could say I was in denial about being depressed. I would put on an act and a smile and act like everything is fine but you can’t do that forever. Eventually, I had to admit to myself that I was/am indeed sad and want to stop living my life looking through a black and white filter.
Do you live your looking through a black and white filter? If so, lets just try to help each other. What makes you sad? Are you in denial about your outlook on the world?
If so, don’t be afraid to comment below and express how depression has affected your life or your in depth description of depression.
I just wanted to get this off my chest and don’t forget to comment if you can relate.
XOXO,
SweetSouthernBeauty
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Over it.
I'm so over trying so hard and him still being unhappy.
I'm so over being the only girl without a sweet gift on Valentine's Day.
I'm so over putting in all my effort and getting none in return.
I'm so over constantly trying to make things better and them remaining the same.
I'm so over playing this stupid love game.
I'm so sorry for my absence y'all but I have been dealing with some personal issues hence the depressing poem above. I've decided I need to take some time to figure things out; which doesn't mean I'm not going to post things.
Stay Tuned.
XOXO
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