Let’s face it, it’s never easy to say goodbye. They teach you a lot in college; how to cram for a test, socialize, even how to prepare for your next job. What they don’t warn you is that the wonderful people that have filled your 4-year-bubble will probably have different area codes than you once you grab that diploma. And what is more, they’ll probably have more than one area code racked up in a short amount of time.

Blogging has never been something I've been interested in. I feel like I have a lot to say (just ask those around me), but I haven't exactly been an advocate about publicly sharing it. I'm not a big tweeter (yes I am still rocking that egg picture thanks for noticing), but I am a big writer. And in the last few years I let that fact become a shadow of me, not a part of me, where it belongs.

na MER ste exists to discuss navigating the ever-changing balancing act of life. It is meant to be a conversation about the everyday issues we face, and a thoughtful analysis of how to find peace and happiness in the aftermath.