Category: Self-Care

  • Aware of Does Not Equal Worry About

    Aware of Does Not Equal Worry About

    Reframing anxiety or worry is useful if it is a problem in your life. Being aware of something without being unduly concerned is helpful.

  • All Over The Place

    All Over The Place

    For the past three weeks, I’ve felt scattered in my plans and actions, and have been anxious. There are two main reasons: questioning some of my goals and being affected by the Supreme Court and other groups thinking they can regulate queer people out of existence. (Note: once again, procrastination strikes and I actually first…

  • Why do you do it, Baby?

    Why do you do it, Baby?

    A song is playing in the cafe I’m in with that refrain. A low, bluesy tune that I don’t recognize; yet the refrain is apt for this post. There is a lot of decluttering content available out there, so why one more blog? My goal is to be able to provide a view into decluttering…

  • Self-Care Recipe

    Self-Care Recipe

    Last week, I finally watched the wonderful 2019 movie about Mr. Rogers, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, with Tom Hanks and the excellent Matthew Rhys as journalist Lloyd Vogel. I had heard it was good but not really more about it.  A hard-hitting journalist is given the unwanted task to interview Fred Rogers for…

  • Why is good self-care important? 

    Why is good self-care important? 

    As the about page states here at More Than Crumbs, this site is about “my journey through life, using self-care and simplicity to enhance it and frankly, just keep it on an even keel sometimes.”  Self-care is a buzzword right now, so for our purposes, I’ll define it as “extra” activities to maintain one’s mental,…