Things to Do if You Don’t Want to Think About the Election

Happy (hopefully) Election Day! GIF courtesy of giphy.com I know this is a stressful day for a lot of people. We’ve voted, we’ve done everything we can do and now, we wait. Some of us will wait by keeping our eyes glued to the TV with the news stations playing for the next 24 hours.

“Chrysalis” – Chapter 5

Click here to listen to this post’s playlist while you read 🙂 Without further ado, here is “Chrysalis” – Chapter 5. “There is no place like home.” – L. Frank Baum, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz She allowed the blue hallway to guide her as the man in the purple suit’s words began to echo

“Chrysalis” – Chapter 4

Click here to listen to this post’s playlist while you read 🙂 Without further ado, here is “Chrysalis” – Chapter 4. “The hurrier I go, the behinder I get.” – The White Rabbit (Alice in Wonderland) The girl set out to find what she sought most: where she belonged. She quickened her pace, excited to

“Chrysalis” – Chapter 3

Click here to listen to this post’s playlist while you read 🙂 Without further ado, here is “Chrysalis” – Chapter 3. “All the world is made of faith, and trust, and pixie dust.”– J.M. Barrie (Peter Pan) The girl quickly turned around to see a door standing in the middle of her living room with

“Chrysalis” – Chapter 2

Click here to listen to this post’s playlist while you read 🙂 Without further ado, here is “Chrysalis” – Chapter 2. “If you don’t know where you are going, any road will take you there.” – Lewis Carroll (Alice in Wonderland) The girl began to have fun with her freedom and make great memories in

“Chrysalis” – Chapter 1

I thought I’d switch it up this week and tell you all a story that’s been resting on my heart and stored away in my mind (and on Pinterest) for about a year now. Backstory: I originally planned for this story to be a more whimsical, slightly fictionalized, metaphorical companion piece to my book, Piece

Wild Things

April 14th, 2020: After watching yet another commercial made with quarantine in mind, I have realized, this is an extremely rare time we are living in because it is giving us all a shared experience. For the first time in generations, everyone, no matter your age, race, gender or religion, is experiencing this at the