And Possibly Dinosaurs
The best parts of being a homebody
Corporate America is a funny place that isn’t really that easy to figure out, especially when you’re the new kid in town. It doesn’t matter if you are fresh out of college or transitioning to a new role, you need to make sure you’re taking care of yourself and your future while doing an awesome job at work. I’ve come up with a few tips that I hope help you navigate your workplace and change your career for the better!
Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day.
You forgot, didn’t you?
Yeah, it’s too late to make reservations, plus you’d just be paying extra for the holiday and it’s not going to be that great because the restaurant will be jam-packed and overbooked.
What are you going to do?
Hey, stop freaking out. This is where I come in. I’ve got an easy dinner and dessert recipe for you that you can make TODAY and not freak out tomorrow when you’re running around trying to find a decent bouquet of flowers that doesn’t look like it’s been trampled.
Both of these recipes are fantastic and should only take a couple hours overall. The Chicken Ragù with Bacon is fantastic and even better the next day. The Muddy Buddy pie is so easy and you don’t even have to turn on the oven. You can do this, I promise.
Hey everyone! It’s Caitlin here. I’m excited to announce that Angela Morales is going to be a recurring contributor! She wrote her first post for And Possibly Dinosaurs back in September, and now she’ll be blogging more regularly! This first one is about how to be a feminist by being a good friend. Look for her name and bio on each of her posts!
Sounds really easy, right? Be a good friend.
It can’t be that hard… right?
WELL.
It’s a lot harder than people think, and friendship is one of those things you don’t really know you’re good at until someone screams “YOU’RE A GOOD FRIEND!” at you.
The other night, my coworker and I were texting each other about her post in a Facebook group we’re both in. It was about waiting for the other shoe to drop when you realize that you’re really happy and that things have fallen into place for a while.
