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Continue reading →: A Piece of Art, a Masterpiece of Dedication!Visit www.knotclay.com for you cross stitch pieces and get amazing work, communication and a piece you’ll love!
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Continue reading →: Light and Addictive Projects to Ignite Your CreativityAre you stuck in a endless pile of projects and don’t know where or what to do, then try Snapdragon’s suggestions.
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Continue reading →: Finding My Rhythm, One Referral at a TimeToday was a cautiously good day where I could see myself learning the ropes; processing referrals felt smoother, and I’m starting to grasp the system. Even though I had a facepalm moment realizing “pt” means patient while verifying dictations, I know I’m making progress and slowly getting closer to my…
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Continue reading →: The High Cost of Wellness and the Co-op GrindThis week has been rough: I’m frustrated by the high cost of healthy living advice and struggling to implement small changes like cooking for myself. The intense pressure at my co-op, combined with having to make up hours and learning complex tasks like referral processing, has left me feeling mortified…
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Continue reading →: What My Medical Office Program Is Really Teaching me (Beyond the Textbooks)My Medical Office Administration program is teaching me more than forms and software—it’s teaching me patience, organization, and confidence in ways no textbook ever could.
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Continue reading →: Embracing Fear: Lessons from New BeginningsStarting my co-op at Niagara Plastic Surgery has been equal parts exciting and terrifying. Somewhere between caffeine pills, mirror selfies, and late-night prayers, I realized what I was really feeling: fear. But with a little humor, a lot of Jesus, and the occasional awkward photo to document it all, I’m…
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Continue reading →: Chapter OneSnow blanketed the edge of the Rohit Shashee as Berenice curled up in her cabin, a glass of human blood in hand, the flicker of a Hallmark movie casting fleeting warmth across the room. Decades of memories pressed in—the dark, the dangerous, and the rare moments of comfort. A phone…
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Continue reading →: Vampires, Myths & Symbolism – Why They Fascinate MeVampires, werewolves, and the supernatural have always fascinated me—not as monsters of darkness, but as mirrors of the human experience. They’ve been my escape, my companions, and even my teachers, reflecting my fears, longings, and the questions I wasn’t ready to ask. Over time, faith reshaped how I see them,…
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Continue reading →: Finding Strength in Small WinsSometimes the smallest wins can shift our mindset, motivation, and resilience—and that’s the truth in those words. The proof is in experience. Have you noticed how you feel when you set small goals and actually achieve them? Recognizing those little wins in yourself is half the battle of getting your…
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Continue reading →: Retro Stripes Hexagon Cardigan LongFinally started the hexagon cardi I’ve been talking about for years. Yarn’s flying, mistakes are happening, but it’s coming together—and I might even wear it instead of a “real” jacket.
Hello,
I’m Tanya
Late-forties, plus-size, crafty (sometimes), church-flipping, sock-yarn-hoarding, and figuring life out one awkward step at a time. I’m a Medical Office Administration student, a reborn doll collector, a lover of loud Christian music, and a survivor learning to grow beyond my past. I dream of moving to the UK but for now, I’m navigating life in Niagara Falls with a sprinkle of humor and a whole lot of grace. Stick around—you never know what I’ll share next.
