My Letter to Fear
Based on interviews with women, these essays about life (and all of its funny, sad and ridiculous aspects) were published in 2014.
Stalling Tactics
I recently, seriously contemplated going back to dance class. I’ll admit that I don’t exactly remember how long it has been– 7 or 8 years, probably– but over the last couple of weeks, I’ve thought about it more and more. Naturally, this means I haven’t done it. You see, I am starting to employ some
Want to Make Over Your Life?
Lighthearted Entertainment is looking for SoCal women to take part in a new makeover series for a major cable network. But this isn’t just one of those shows that gives you are a great haircut and an outfit and wishes you “Good luck!” as they escort you out the door. No, this show will not
Your Favorite Things
Think back to when you first started dating your current partner, or, if you are single, your last partner. What was the thing that drew you to him/her? When you thought to yourself, “This could really be something,” what sparked the thought? For me, it was conversation. On our first date, the boy and I
Best Responses for Awkward Questions
I’m shockingly social (for me) these days. I’m meeting new people—even networking every once in a while. I know. It’s clear that I’ve finally gone around the bend. As this insanity appears to be part of the “new me,” I think I need to come up with a better response to a couple of awkward
Review: “We’ll Always Have Paris” by Jennifer Coburn
If you have read the travel blog recently, you may have come across a guest post from Jennifer Coburn about traveling to Europe on a budget. It’s definitely worth a read, particularly if you are interested in stretching some dollars to travel. The guest post came on the heels of my reading her memoir, “We’ll
Adventures in Moving
On what may have been the hottest day of the century, I moved. By and large, the process ran smoothly (our movers were fantastic!). I did face the typical “just throw it in a box, and I’ll figure it out later” situations, but I didn’t really hit a frantic part until the actual day of
New Reviews for My Letter to Fear!
The reviews are in from Readers’ Favorite, and they like me! Okay, they like “My Letter to Fear (Essays on Life, Love and the Search for Prince Charming),” and that’s not really me (except, if you’ve read the book, you know that I’m pretty much in the middle of it all). If you want to
In Transition
It’s just after 3 am here in California, and as is usual these days, I can’t sleep. I could blame the chaos around me in the form of moving boxes, but I think my brain just won’t stop going over all the things that need to be done now that I’ve returned. Returned? Yep. I
Interview with The Feminist Observer
A couple of months ago, I did an interview with Sarah J. Browne for The Feminist Observer. It’s out now, and I’m this month’s “Featured Feminist!” It was a fun interview, and I hope you get a chuckle or two out of reading it. Patricia Steffy, otherwise known as Kate of Kate
Singer/Composer Rain Perry
Singer/Composer Rain Perry has composed an incredible theme song for the web series! We can’t wait for you to hear it. In the meantime, editing continues on the behind-the-scenes features for the presentation pilot DVD.