I want to apologize for my hiatus and briefly explain that the last two months er so I was experiencing a brief bout with the Winter Blues. I went through the sniffles, the bitterness of Minnesota's cold temperatures (and the seasonal depression that comes along), plus the meandering pains of the holidays. On a more positive note, the last two months were restful and full of snuggles. I truly believe taking care of oneself is the number one thing a person can do. I could have pushed out blog content, it wouldn't have been thoughtful or thought provoking because I was in a place of self-stagnancy. I worked through a few things, started organizing my life in a new way and with purpose, even my closet looks semi-cleanly. Now the only thing that is blue about me is my hair.
Photography: ChaiDez Stevenson
Never in my life have I had the urge to color my hair an unnatural color. Yeah, I've done red peekaboos and such, but never have I done anything as drastic as I did last Thursday. All I do know is that one day I was perusing the Hive's Facebook page and the next there I was in the chair with Felicia; We chatted about life and all of a sudden my hair was a turquoise, blue, green, mermaid-y color. I am in love with my hair! I still don't know what made me do it, but I'm glad I did. THANKS FELICIA!
In the last few months I have been reading copiously; I've been keeping my head down, haven't blogged, haven't really gone out at all. I've been doing my best to be financially responsible, when I spend money it's on books and healthy food. Books and healthy food are my style but head down, concentrated demeanor is sooo not me. But alas, while I was fighting through winter's cold temps, holiday pains, the sniffles and a few other personal situations my literature intake has increased to an admirable amount. I have always been an avid reader, but the last few years have been more about online media than words printed on a page in a book.
I feel like I have regained a part of myself that was missing. Books were a huge part of my upbringing, my mom and I read books together every night before bed until I was at least 12. I am so glad that books have returned to me with vengeance. I miss being in school, the purpose that comes with being a student but books are the answer to not enrolling and accruing more student loan debt.
I feel like I have regained a part of myself that was missing. Books were a huge part of my upbringing, my mom and I read books together every night before bed until I was at least 12. I am so glad that books have returned to me with vengeance. I miss being in school, the purpose that comes with being a student but books are the answer to not enrolling and accruing more student loan debt.
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So I am back, 2015 has lots in store from Katia Priceless so stay tuned for hella book reviews, words about words, more fashion, more fun and more feminism. Also try to read more, whether it's news, novels, blogs or biographies. Reading is good for your brain and your life.
xoxo, kp
xoxo, kp
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