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.

This week’s Butterfly Travels chapter: I Don’t See Any Buffalo. A family trip to upstate New York brings both joy and confusion.

My book of the week. I’ll say this: You never know what you were going to read next!

What draws you in to a good book? The plot’s players play a critical role in how hooked a reader is in your story. I share my own tips...

A Day at the Races ~ Saratoga Springs. Bringing back fond memories of time alone with my grandparents.

Becoming, by Michelle Obama Hold the political beliefs—I love reading about empowered women of all belief systems and backgrounds, plain...