Author: Amanda Burnett

I'm Amanda Burnett. I'm living life with a disability called Sacral Agenesis. I'm only 4 ft tall and will never be able to walk on my own but there's so much more to me than just that. I'm a girl who likes to always see the positive side of things. I'm obsessed with makeup and anything sparkly. My favorite color is purple. Most importantly though, I love to write and share parts of my life with my readers.

My February Ipsy Bag – Full Review

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Hey guys! I know I haven’t posted a new blog post in a couple of weeks but everyone needs to take a short break once in a while and that’s totally okay. I’m back and feeling more motivated than ever! My favorite part of every month would be finding that pink Ipsy package sitting in […]

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My February Goals

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Hey guys! Well, we have survived the month of January. I know I’m not the only one who felt like January dragged on forever but as I like to say, it’s a new month so let’s review our January goals and think about what we want to accomplish this month! January Reflection: Reflecting on my […]

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Creating My Work Area On A Budget

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When we finally decide we want to start a blog, we think about everything we’re going to need to get started. If you’re anything like me, you probably thought “I got my computer. Now I just need to learn how to set my blog up.” Then you sit on the couch or your dining table […]

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Would You Rather Tag

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Hey guys! I was recently tagged in the Would You Rather Tag by the lovely Jenni at housewifehustle.blog. I highly suggest you all go check out her blog. Thank you again for tagging me, Jenni! I love participating in these fun tags. It’s such a fun way to connect with the blogging community and have […]

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Would I Choose Not To Be Disabled?

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When people ask me about my disability, the questions vary. A couple of easy to answer questions that I get all of the time are, “What’s the name of your disability?” or “Is it painful?” Then there are harder questions that I don’t know how to answer right away. Can you imagine being asked, “If you were […]

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