My book of the week. My first time reading a book influenced by Norse mythology. Kinda weird, yet kinda interesting.

Butterfly Travels. Virginia Beach, and my confessions of a teenage heartbreak. Sigh.

Book of the Week: My Dark Vanessa. Dark is right. And disturbing. A heart wrenching tale of abuse and denial.

“Great Adventure” was more than a theme park that day; it was also my first kiss.

Is fear holding you back from the professional life you desire? You know what you want—now be fearless about getting it.

Well, I bought myself the f*cking lilies…and loved this light-hearted read about indulging in self care and love.

A school music trip to Toronto. Oh, how I remember this boy I met with the beautiful blue eyes and harmonic soul...

A fantastically epic novel that twists time, ungodly deals and love/heartache into one hell of a story.

This week's Butterfly Travels chapter. My fondest childhood memories were with my grandparents in Lake Adventure. Peaceful and free.

My book of the week. As a parent of a teenager, this both resonated and gave me insight into both sides of a mother-daughter relationship.

I take you to my 9th grade trip to Frost Valley, where I learned a lot about life: surviving mortification and learning about real friends.

This week's book review. Memoirs can be truly powerful reads, and Hunger was one of the most soul-connecting I’ve read in a long time.

This week’s Butterfly Travels chapter: Cousin Love in New Jersey. I don’t know how I would have survived the teenage years without them..

My book of the week. It was a haunting whodunit that kept me guessing until the very end, and the twist reveal? Bloody brilliant!

Lighthouse of Love. A poem from my archives.

Unexpected and frightening, it was a trip that my family will remember vividly for the rest out our lives.