For most of my reading career, I never read non-fiction books. In fact I think I only started actively reading non-fiction books about a year-and-a-half ago. Since then, however, I have read quite a few.
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The smell of freshly mowed grass, the sound of birds singing, sipping on a cold drink, reclining in a lawn chair, all while getting lost in the pages of a great book. Reading in the summer is pure bliss.
When I went to Las Vegas for the first time in 2016 I was only 18-years-old (I am turning 24 this year). I wasn’t old enough to have my first Vegas gambling experience, and I wasn’t of age to sip on the fruity cocktails my mom, sister, dad, and grandma were. I was, however, able…
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Here is a short video highlighting all of the books I have read so far during quarantine. I hope you enjoy!
I have been fortunate enough to travel to many wonderful places in my 23 years of life so far. I have also been fortunate enough to read a countless number of books (both fiction and non-fiction) that have transported me to numerous places I have not been able to explore for myself (yet).
On Thursday, May 7, 2020 I decided to film a work day in my life (quarantine edition).
On my Instagram (@paigepetrovsky – shameless self-promo) I have been pretty vocal over the last two years about my mental health. I believe I mentioned this in a previous blog post, but I have been very fortunate for having gone through most of my life without experiencing any mental health issues.
At the end of March, I put up a blog post about my spring 2020 reading list and now that April is nearly over I thought I would provide an update. For the first time in a long time, it looks like I am actually going to complete one of my reading lists!
A few months ago, I never would have thought the Coronavirus pandemic would have gotten nearly as bad as it has. In fact, I was one of those people with my wallet ready planning to take advantage of the dwindling flight prices. Fast forward a few months and now the thought of me travelling anywhere…
The official first day of spring this year was Thursday, March 19 and I’m only just getting around to writing my ‘Spring Reading List’ now – seven days late (gasp). Despite most of the world being on hold, I have been busier than ever while at the same time having more free time than ever.…
Paige Petrovsky 