Posts tagged female writers
150 Posts! State of the Blog Address
150 Posts! State of the Blog Address

We’ve been at it for 3 years, friends! Oh, the things that can happen in that time. I wanted to re-up my heart behind this blog, and let you in on how I’m feeling about it all moving forward. (PLUS look at these beautiful images and clothes from Pamut Apparel!)

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Business, LifestyleSamantha RayBlog Writing, Blogger, For the Joy of It, Female Blogger, Raleigh Copywriter, Raleigh Poet, Raleigh NC Writer, Raleigh Writer, Raleigh Woman Writer, Raleigh NC, Raleigh Poetry, Writer, Woman Writers, Southern Writer, female writers, North Carolina Writer, Modern American Poet, Modern Prose, Modern Poetry, Modern American Writers Comments
How Farmers' Markets Healed Me
How Farmers' Markets Healed Me

Here’s a little story about a time that I was very alone, very broke, and a little broken, too, and how the simple act of going to the local farmers market taught me some helpful life lessons I’ve kept in my pocket (and provided yum for my tum, too).

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FaithSamantha RayCreative Non-Fiction, Modern Prose, Prose, Memoir, Southern Blogger, Southern Writer, female writers, Woman Writers, Raleigh Woman Writer, Raleigh NC Writer, Raleigh NC, Boone NC, Boone Farmers Market, Watauga County Farmers Market, Self-Love, Self-Care, Mountain Living, Blue Ridge Mountains, Farmers Market, Modern American Writers, Southern Poetry, Southern Writing Comments
Almost a WHOLE YEAR off Social Media!
Almost a WHOLE YEAR off Social Media!

We’re in NOVEMBER, and I can hardly believe my year of no social media is coming to a close. What are my thoughts? Or is this just normal life now?

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Faith, LifestyleSamantha RaySocial Media Free, Social Media Break, Social Media Addiction, Social Media, Quit Social Media, The Psychology of Social Media, Benefits of No Social Media, Get Off Social Media, A Year Off Social Media, American Culture and Social Media, What does Friendship Look Like in the Age of Social Media, How To Take A Social Media Break, Raleigh Life, Raleigh Blogger, Raleigh Mom Blogger, Raleigh Blog, female writers, Woman Writers, Writer, Southern Blogger, Southern Writer Comments