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Welcome! My name is Victoria and I'm happy to see you... and I believe you're here for a reason.
I'm on a journey to pursue a fulfilling, intentional, radical-love type of life, and I'd be thrilled if you joined me. 
I believe in embracing grace, in honest hearts, in defying expectations, in overcoming challenges, in celebrating the little victories and in always being real-- no faking here. 
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45 Things to Put In Your Happy Mail

Lifestyle  // May 23, 2020

Everyone loves to receive mail, and it's a great idea for when you feel like you have nothing to do. Why not spend some time creating some pieces of mail and brighten up someone else's day? A fun way to up the game is to send what many people call "happy mail"-- it's basically the idea of sending as much happiness as you can cram into one envelope. 

WHY YOU SHOULD SEND HAPPY MAIL
  • Having something physical to hold in your hands can help connect you with loved ones in ways technology just can't. 
  • It's more intimate a way of communication-- a spritz of perfume, personal handwriting-- it all adds up to make things more special. 
  • Let's face it-- it's a romantic, old-fashioned custom that deserves to live. It is relaxing and lovely to do, and it's so enjoyable to receive mail in return!
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I think a lot of times people think that in order to send a "care package" it has to be larger and cost a pretty penny for shipping, especially if it's international. It really doesn't have to be, though! You can have just as much fun and send just as much joy with a standard envelope. I've collected 45 awesome ideas that are perfect for slipping in a little envelope. They're flat enough to fit, and most of these ideas are totally fine even for international customs. 

HOW TO get through a long flight + A Carry-on checklist for tcks

tips & tricks  //  february 23, 2020

There are lots of travel posts floating around the web, but most of those are from people who are traveling for fun. If you're a Third Culture Kid like me, or perhaps work away from your passport country, you know that traveling isn't always exciting and happy. You're dealing with difficult goodbyes, loss of everything you know, overwhelm, and if you're by yourself, possibly even loneliness. Long flights are tedious, but processing so much at the same time makes it even harder. So here is a TCK inspired checklist and a few tips for those long flights! ​

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