Sarai Mena

Previously, I was working everyday from the office and before the Sunrail station opened up in my area, I was getting charged $12 per day in Tolls and pumping gas every 3 days. I now work 3 times a week (Monday- Wednesday) from the office and 2 time a week from home (Thursday-Friday). Before I had the commuter benefits, I was adding about $15 per week to my Suncard as each way over 2 counties it is 5.50 round trip (1 county is 3.75). If I were to drive those 3 days to the office and back home, not only am I wasting a lot of gas, I’m also getting charged $36 in tolls per week.

We had the opportunity to find an awesome location near Siesta Key Beach called Tiny House Siesta Key. Each tiny house has its own unique name such as Sea Shell, The Siesta, Amy, Green, Red, and Blue Lifeguard Stand, Blue Oasis, Sea Turtle, Flamingo, Margarita, Sand Dollar, Eleanor, and Aqua Oasis. ’s own small patio and beautiful Aqua color door with a small little window and a chair outside. Mia wanted to play hide and seek inside the house, not sure how that was even possible with how tiny it is, but we all know kids have an amazing imagination and can probably make it happen.

The Girl Behind The Smile Travel Disney Vacation – Tips on What to Pack for a day at Disney Blog Lifestyle Health The Girl Behind The Smile Travel Disney Vacation – Tips on What to Pack for a day at Disney n’t know about you, but I’ve always struggled with figuring out how to make healthy dishes or make certain ingredients taste well. Recently, we’ve decided to start back up and incorporate our Keto Diet and changing it into a healthy choice/healthy meals.

I sit here writing this blog post with tears in my eyes, because there is no simple way to be able to release what you’re going through with everyone. I never really took care of myself and was constantly looking for food and anything to take my mind off my c-section scar, learning to breastfeed, my daughter being so small and having to wear a brace and now being self conscious of my weight, to only breastfeeding for 6 months. It was almost a year of us watching her day and night that she doesn’t choke, making sure that she’s breathing, until a few days before Christmas in 2013. I choose to stay positive, I choose to be happy, I choose to heal one step at a time.