The World Needs You

How many times have you read a book or watched a movie or heard a song that has changed your life? How many times have you felt down, and a comedian tells a silly joke and you crack up laughing? The world needs you to do what you do.

For Heaven Sakes Train Wreck, This Ain’t Your Station, Keep Going!

It doesn’t matter about your struggle, you gotta get over it to get somewhere better! Focusing on your struggle messes up your future and All you have is now. A few years ago, I was in a relationship, and I got betrayed, and when I talked about how my life sucked, nobody wanted to hear… Continue reading For Heaven Sakes Train Wreck, This Ain’t Your Station, Keep Going!

You Can’t Have Sex, But You Can Plant Trees

It’s Friday Which means nothing in corona times. Every day feels the same. You wake up, do a sanity check, hook up with yourself, and decide what you’re gonna watch later. Planet of The Humans was offered free on Youtube during corona times, so I cleared my schedule to watch it. My hot take?  There are… Continue reading You Can’t Have Sex, But You Can Plant Trees

Is Wearing Sweatpants The Ultimate Un-fashion Statement?

Karl Lagerfeld said wearing sweatpants is ‘giving up.’ I have been recycling a few pairs of sweatpants and jeans and cut offs throughout the entire coronovirus period. Occasionally I will ‘dress up’ in bamboo yoga pants, but that’s it! Sad, but nobody cares. And I feel really comfortable doing a yoga pose on the couch… Continue reading Is Wearing Sweatpants The Ultimate Un-fashion Statement?

Fiction Writers Are Entertainers First

Fiction Writers Are Entertainers First They live out loud through their stories and characters. They are conversationalists who unknowingly show you their personality in every chapter they write. They write their experiences all over their books. Often their imagined experiences too! They have eyes everywhere, and always have, since they can remember. At age 4,… Continue reading Fiction Writers Are Entertainers First

Reading a Fiction Book on Groundhog Day in Quarantini

Reading fiction wisks you away to another world, but did you know it cures brain fog? Neuroscientists at Emory University say reading fiction cures brain fog by enhancing  connectivity in your brain. And, reading about another world also improves your imagination. Reading a paperback when you’ve logged too much screen time is a sight for sore… Continue reading Reading a Fiction Book on Groundhog Day in Quarantini