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This was a difficult post to make because it’s a lot to explain in writing! IF YOU GO WATCH THE ORIGINAL RECIPE FROM TINI ON TIKTOK, it’s a great walkthrough step by step video! I just wanted to show that it’s easier than it looks and SO DELICIOUS! My kids said this was the best Mac and cheese

I struggled with pcos and am now embracing a different and healthier approach and these have helped a lot . #mealprep #bodytransformation #summerbod #bodycareroutine #pcosweightloss #shopwithme #Lemon8Diary #homeworkout #periodhealth #beautyfinds

Losing someone important to you due to their own choices can be one of the most difficult experiences any human could endure. The sheer part of letting go is the hardest. Why would you let go of someone that’s still there? Doesn’t that show YOU’VE given up? Or maybe you agree to the choice as well?

‼️What are some other ways you make sure your essays are the best for the class⁉️ 🩵 A very simple and straightforward way to correct any grammar error you can find on your paper and save money and time. 🩵 As someone whose English is not her first lenguaje I have always struggle with punctuation

Growing up, I said ‘The Lord’s prayer’ every night, not knowing what it meant. Even in my adult age I knew ‘The Lord’s Prayer’ by heart and still truly didn’t know all of what it meant. Today I studied the prayer and want to share with you the meaning of each verse of the prayer. Let’s dive in :)

Having the experience of dating my boyfriend has seriously raised the bar for me so much. It’s made me realize how many things are nonnegotiables for me in a relationship. Healing my anxious attachment has also shed a lot of light on what I consider to be reasonable expectations. So I wanted to sha

As a third year medical student, I can speak on the third-party resources I used that helped me do well my first two years of medical school and when/how often I used them. Medschoolbootcamp - I used these for the most difficult classes which for me were renal, pulmonology, and cardiology. I lik

Your 20s are the time to explore as much as you can! You’ll likely be working for the rest of your life, so ensure your trying all the things that interest you before you decide to settle and commit to one thing… or multiple things! And this exploration doesn’t stop once your 20s are over, but a

i know this post has a lot of information on it but this is me trying to convince you to go get these items before you go to college in the fall! i hope this helps ❤️ 📓 PLANNER - a planner is so important for college! - professors aren’t going to keep reminding you about due dates so it’s ni

Was $8500 but have to paid $300 extra per month for my dog so 🤷🏻‍♀️ Pros: - great location next to Bryant park and subways - good build quality - nice building staff (I do have to pay a lot for holiday tips thought) cons: - sometimes Bryant park could be loud for special events - gym is ti

Hey everyone! Dealing with tough clients or situations needs patience, empathy, and problem-solving. Listening well to understand their side is key. Stay calm, be pro, and focus on fixing things instead of pointing fingers. Setting clear rules and talking openly can handle tricky clients better. An

As a nail tech, having the right tools is absolutely essential! 💅 I rely on these must-have items every single day to create stunning nail designs and ensure my clients leave happy. While it might be tempting to start with budget-friendly options because they're affordable and offer variety,

I really like taking note and at first it was very difficult finding any pens or highlighters that I liked, but here’s what I found that really works for me. 🌷 1. Mildliners + Sarasa pens 🪻 #SARASA I found these as a set at Walmart, it comes with 7 pens and 6 mildliners and using them togethe