Yo Mariana curates the best of Houston and provides her followers with unique recommendations of where to enjoy exciting culinary experiences, drink delicious cocktails, or explore art, theater, and all the fun things our wonderful city has to offer. She also shares her International travel adventures and her personal opinion on the products she loves.
So, with the holiday season upon us, today I’m bringing you the second part of the article I published in August with recommendations on how to treat migraine during these stressful times thanks to Med-IQ. If you suffer from migraine, this post will help you come up with a treatment plan which will be crucial for these upcoming months.
Read MoreLiving in a polarized country, cornered by a pandemic has led me to have conversations with my children that I never thought I would have at their young ages. Topics like abortion, racism, misogyny, respect, the electoral college, science, death, the structure of the American government, the use of a mask, and the good of humanity are incredibly complex conversations that happen daily in my house this year 2020.
Read More"If you don’t have rupture at home during this pandemic, you’re not with them".
These words really touched my soul when I heard them from Meghan Leahy, a parenting coach, and columnist for the Washington Post, who’s also the author of several books on the same subject.
Read MorePoor sneezes, I feel bad for them. From being a simple natural reflection of the body to things as common as dust, pollen, or the beginning of a common cold, this 2020 they have become a deadly threat that receives public shaming out there.
Read MoreThe skin is the largest organ in the body. I think the first time I heard this statement was in biology class in high school, despite that, I never really paid attention to it, nor did I give it the importance it needed.
Read MoreYou have no idea how many times I’ve heard my kids complain about a headache. I don’t know if this happens to other moms out there reading this post, but in my household, these types of complaints always occur one minute before we need to rush out the door. Those grumbles usually happen when we are late to soccer practice, to an orthodontist appointment, or when we are in a hurry to go somewhere, which is practically every single day of our hectic lives.
Read MoreIn the blink of an eye, or I rather say, in the blink of a Zoom session, May is now here. Definitely a rare and different month of May.
Read MoreMy dining room is now a classroom. My phone screen transports me to fitness studios and ballet classes. My family gatherings now happen on my laptop. My kitchen has transformed into an industrial dining room where customers eat all day. My day is saturated with an absurd number of messages, memes, informative videos of dubious origin and jokes, for which I feel immensely grateful. And something as simple as going to the supermarket has become a titanic feat of survival where my only armor is a face mask and a pair of gloves.
Read MoreI must confess that this Summer, saying goodbye to my family in Mexico was very hard. Unexpectedly, an immense sadness surpassed me when I said farewell to everyone that last Sunday of July at the end of our long summer vacation.
Read MoreI really miss those days when the guilty pleasure of snooping social events only happened once a week during breakfast, while reading the section of the Sunday newspaper. Now, thanks to the invention of social media (although I have to admit that it’s very useful for many things) that snooping has become a daily, addictive and constant activity in our lives. Events, celebrations, promotions, first days of school, trips, news, and a good article here and there, swarm in my cell phone practically all day.
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