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Recognizing Signs Of Depression
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


Did My Invitation Get Lost In The Mail?
My brother is getting married today and I never got an invitation. I’ve known about the wedding for months and I was waiting for some sort of message or letter in the mail saying that I was invited, but nothing came. I’m disappointed and hurt that he didn’t acknowledge that he was getting married and that he didn't think I was important enough to get an invitation. It shows that he doesn't respect me or value me as a person. He didn’t reach out to me and ask if I wanted to a


Social Media And Mental Health
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


Going Back To School With Autism
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


The Death Of A Power Ranger
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


Flying With Autism
Flying for anyone can be overwhelming and nerve wrecking, but with Autism, flying can bring on anxiety. There is a lot going on and sometimes when things are chaotic and/or doesn’t go as planned, someone with autism can start to get anxious. There’s a lot that goes on at an airport and it’s overwhelming especially if you haven’t travelled or flown that much or if you are flying by yourself. There’s noise and crowds of people. Navigating airports can be confusing and intimid


The Breakfast Club Theory
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


Bad Company’s Shooting Star
Shooting Star has always been one of my favorite songs. It always reminded me of John Belushi. The song is about a guy named Johnny who became a musician and was a huge star, but unfortunately, he died at a young age from an overdose. Belushi died the same way as Johnny in the song and both of them had a number one album. I feel like Shooting Star is the perfect song that tells you the life of John Belushi Obviously, the song isn’t about John Belushi and it's common to have


Taylor Swift’s Wedding Is A PR Stunt
Who rents out a 20,000 seat stadium in the largest city in America for their wedding? Taylor Swift apparently can. With all the money she has, she could have rented a private island in the middle of the ocean for her wedding or even rented a castle in Ireland, but she had to be the centre of attention. People are convinced that she is already married and was going to use that as a documentary to be released on Disney+ and this was just used as a distraction. Especially with


Making Friends In An Apartment
You would think that making friends while living in an apartment would be easy since you see the same people all the time. It's not as easy as people think it is. Everyone living in an apartment has different schedules, different lifestyles, you never know who’s home at any coming time so being able to meet and connect with your neighbors in the hallway or when you're waiting for the elevator can be challenging. I’ve noticed that it's rare to go on another floor and because o
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