Sarah Barkley
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lifestyle, travel, home, food, pets, parenting, relationships, health and wellness, self-improvement
Experienced freelance writer and blogger | Passionate about research, fact-checking, and creating compelling content
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Sarah Barkley’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Sarah Barkley is a lifestyle blogger and freelance writer from Michigan. She has a bachelor’s degree from Baker College. With years of writing experience, she produces content covering many topics, from health and wellness to home and family and everything in between. You can read more of her work on her website and connect with her on LinkedIn.
Sarah Barkley’s Journalist Portfolio
Articles
The Remedy for Loneliness That Most People Ignore
Feeling lonely is hard, but there is a remedy for loneliness that truly works. This remedy is one that is often ignored but is one of the most successful for combating loneliness. In it, you will find peace and happiness in your life, and it can also help you gain meaningful relationships. Loneliness doesn’t mean you have no one in your life. Instead, it means that even with people around you, you feel lonely and disconnected.
36 Creative Group Costume Ideas!
Choosing a Halloween costume just for yourself can be hard enough, but getting an entire friend group to agree on a theme is even trickier. When you have plenty of group costume ideas to choose from, you can adjust it to fit nearly any number of people. Your teen can coordinate with two best friends, a group of five, or even more. These group costume ideas include funny, recognizable, and relatively easy options for everyone. Group costumes aren’t just for Halloween.
40 Best Pep Rally Games To Play At School
Pep rallies are supposed to get students excited, but the same old cheers and speeches can lose them fast. Adding fun pep rally games gives students something to watch, laugh at, and participate in. Students get really excited as they watch their classmates compete in simple games. It gives them an opportunity to cheer for their grade, and brings the student body together.
Interview
Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?
I didn't work for the newspaper but was the high school yearbook editor.
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