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  • Writing is about expression, evocation and transformation. It’s about finding ourselves over and over again.
    Creativity,  The Kitchen Sink

    On The Life Changing Effects Of Writing

    I’ve tottered on that line for nearly three years now and it wasn’t until I read Quindlen’s book that I was reminded why I started writing in the first place.

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    On Losing Perspective and Pushing Boulders Up Hill

    December 1, 2022
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    It’s time to throw spaghetti at the wall!

    April 8, 2021
    Book Review: 100 Letters That Changed The World

    When written down, our words are powerful.

    February 27, 2020
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    Mental Health,  The Kitchen Sink

    Self Care Is Less About Quantity And More About Quality

    Self-care is no longer optional. Under such long-standing duress, it's become apparent just how vital self-care is. Without it, we risk losing sight of the bigger picture, feeling burned out, and struggling to do the day-to-day tasks necessary in life.

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    $12 to Better Mental Health

    November 4, 2021
    Fear and Worry Glasses

    When fear and worry take hold, take off your glasses.

    March 12, 2020
    Boredom Will Bring You Back

    How boredom can bring you back to what truly matters.

    July 2, 2020
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    Grief,  The Kitchen Sink

    Love Letters From Beyond: How To Hold Onto Those We’ve Loved

    I didn't understand then what I know now. The hurt that can come from being absent when someone we love dies is unbearable. It took my own mother's death to realize what I had taken that day. Blue hydrangeas became my silent apology for my selfishness. Years before my mom passed, I asked her why she loved hydrangeas. Turns out, it was her mother's favorite flower.

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    Grief sounds like Joni Mitchell in my head.

    March 5, 2020

    On The Power of Stories & Remembering Mom

    March 2, 2023

    On Reliving the Past and Moving Forward

    May 25, 2023
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I’m a dog lover, chocolate addict, warm bread sniffer, slow tea sipper, blank notebook hoarder, nomadic homebody. I seek out opportunities to live my life on purpose.


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