About me

Hey friend,

Let me take a minute to introduce myself. I am Grace Bibus! I live in North Carolina and am a student at East Carolina University. I love my dog Bella (a 14-year-old Shih Tzu) and my family. When I'm not doing school work you can find me online or reading. I want this blog to share some of the wisdom I've gained in my 21 years of life. I am opinionated, however, I am always willing to listen to the other side of the coin. I do have mental health issues, but I'm working on self-improvement. I have 3 brothers- two older twin brothers (actually step-brothers) and one biological little brother (lol ok he's 18).

My interest includes the Simpsons, Game of Thrones, reading, Rachael Hollis, God, music, Ariana Grande, Department of Corrections, politics, and many other things. 

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