Anything, but Ordinary

Do you think if you went no contact with someone, would you give them a second chance if they were able to prove they respected and valued you as a person? When I think about who I’ve distanced myself from, I wonder if they know about it. Do they take the time to figure out that I’ve taken them off social media or deleted their number off my phone? Do they think about what they’ve done to make someone cut them out of their life? I wonder if people really change after finding

Everyone has days where they feel sad, anxious and overwhelmed, but is considered the blues vs depression. Some people are able to get out of feeling sad. They can pick themselves up by doing something like going for a walk, working out, talking to someone about it, but for other people, getting out of a sad state is more challenging than just going outside. There are things to look out for when it comes to depression and it's something that just doesn't go away after a cou

Social media is a blessing and a curse. Some people thrive with social media and create amazing opportunities for themselves, while other people use it to bring other people down. Social media can be good to help promote small businesses, but sometimes, it can get out of hand because one person can say something negative about their experience and it can make or break that business. People become obsessed with trying to get the most likes and views or hoping to become viral

I loved going back to school. I always looked forward to it. Getting school supplies and back to school clothes was exciting. I looked forward to seeing who was in my class and who I was getting as a teacher. As I got older, school became easy for me. I always did my homework the second I got home from school, but when I was younger, there were some challenges. Looking back, you know that it was autism, but it was not a diagnosis at the time. I know there are kids that dread

I grew up watching the Power Rangers. My favorite characters were Jason the red ranger and Tommy the green ranger. Looking back now, I think Tommy might have been my first celebrity crush, if not, one of my first celebrity crushes. It was around the same time I had a crush on Pavel Bure of the Vancouver Canucks. Jason David Frank was the longest running power ranger in the series. He wasn’t supposed to be on the show longer than a few episodes, but people loved him so he rem

Someone came up with a theory that the premise of The Breakfast Club was inside of the mind of Ally Sheedy’s character, Allison Reynolds. Everything that was in the movie was made up by her. Each character was a stereotype of a high school student with Allison being the loner, the outcast, the basketcase. Allison didn't have any friends so she created them in her head using high school stereotypes. Several popular fan theories surround the 1985 classic The Breakfast Club. T

Jeremy McGoran had struggled with anxiety and depression. He was able to look back on his life and see that he had been struggling with anxiety and depression since he was a teen. He took time off from his job as a radio broadcaster to focus on his mental health and when he was ready, he told his listeners about what he was going through. As people listened, they started to come forward with their own journey with mental health. They admired Jeremy for being open and honest.

Henry J. Deutschendorf II also known as Hank and his twin brother, William are best known as Oscar in Ghostbusters 2. They are the nephews of singer John Denver. Playing Oscar was the only acting role that Hank and Will had. When they got older, they got into martial arts. Hank had lived his life far from the spotlight. Together with his twin yet again, he became an instructor for the reputable West Coast Martial Arts Academy in San Diego, California. He loved his job very mu

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that destroys motor neurons in the brain and spinal cord. As these nerve cells die, the brain can no longer control voluntary muscles. This leads to increasing muscle weakness, loss of mobility, and eventual difficulty speaking, swallowing, and breathing ALS is also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, which was named after a baseball player of the New York Yankees. He developed ALS when he was in his 30

Towards the end of his life, Brian Keith had suffered so much. He had several health issues and was dealing with the unexpected death of his 27 year old daughter, Daisy. Also during this time, Brian was dealing with some financial troubles. Before getting into show business, Brian was in the Marines and served in World War 2. After his service, he got into radio and theatre. In 1961, he got the part in a movie Parent Trap, which became a favorite and in 1966, he got the par