The Final Kentucky Farewell — Hello, New Routine!

Alright y’all — it’s official. We’ve made our last trip back to Florida. Yep, you read that right. No more back-and-forths, no more packing up half the house for a weeklong stay. We. Are. HOME. Cue the confetti cannons, pop the sparkling juice, and imagine me doing a very awkward but enthusiastic victory dance in the kitchen.

Now, don’t get me wrong — leaving Kentucky is a whole emotional rollercoaster. It’s that kind of bittersweet that settles deep in your chest. Because while I chose this move, while I want to be here — breathing this air, building a new rhythm, making this place ours — my heart still stretches all the way back to the bluegrass state. Where family dinners happen without me. Where laughter spills out of familiar living rooms. Where hugs and biscuits are always warm and ready.

But here’s the thing: I know we’re going to be more than okay. We’re going to bloom here. Tomorrow kicks off our very first full week as official Florida residents, and baby, we’re hitting the ground running. That’s right — we’re diving headfirst into that sacred, slightly scary thing called a routine. And not just any routine — this one’s got heart. It’s got sass. It’s got enough good vibes to power a small city.

Picture this: green juice that tastes like dessert (well… almost), slow mornings filled with gratitude and caffeine, walks where I do my best and laugh at myself anyway, and spontaneous little adventures that remind me joy doesn’t always come with a plan.

Because let’s be real — adulting is wild. It’s chaotic and beautiful and sometimes exhausting. But I’m learning that you can do hard things and still find reasons to dance in the kitchen in mismatched socks.

So buckle up, fam. The Simply Sina glow-up is officially in motion. We’re talking health, healing, happiness — with a generous side of humor and sass (because duh, I come with it built-in).

Here’s to fresh starts, brave moves, and a little messy magic along the way. Life’s too short to play it safe or be boring.

Catch y’all on the sunny side.