Love Lettering, by Kate Clayborn, Is My Top Romance Book Pick of 2020 So Far Especially with the world on fire, I find myself drawn to charming, funny, character-driven, romances that are low on serious angst and medium to high
American Exceptionalism — What Does It Really Mean to Believe America Is the Best? A while back I came across a post on Twitter I can’t quit thinking about… It stated that the very concept of American exceptionalism is a
Helen Hoang’s The Kiss Quotient Is By Far the Best Romance I’ve Read All Year. Are you looking for the kind of steamy romance that sucks you in and makes you want to put your entire life on hold until
Ten Lessons I’ve Learned over Twenty Years Happily Married If you’d told me when I was 25-years old that a few years later I’d meet the man of my dreams—and that I’d eventually, happily, celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary—I would’ve
Vulnerability is Key to Enjoying True Happiness and Healthy Relationships These days, so many people struggle with developing solid, close relationships—even with their spouses. Everyone is depressed, or drinks too much, or hates their lives. Divorces are commonplace. Yet we
Ten Life Lessons Learned Over Fifty Years on This Planet It’s official… I turned fifty this month. And it’s the weirdest thing. On the one hand, I don’t particularly feel fifty. And people tell me I don’t look or act
Mia Sosa’s The Worst Best Man Is a Charming Rom-Com with a Dash of Brazilian Spice! Light, entertaining, and laugh-out-loud funny is the definition of a good rom-com, and Mia Sosa’s The Worst Best Man fits the genre to a
What Can White Allies Do to Support the Protests and People of Color? I’ve spent a chunk of my day looking for ways to support the George Floyd protesters, Black Lives Matter, and people of color. Because, between the pandemic
If I Wasn’t a Romance Author, I’d Give The Bromance Book Club Five Stars I haven’t been reading much lately due to quarantine brain, but I did make it through The Bromance Book Club. If you’re looking for a light,
Quarantine Life, Staying Connected, and the Perils of Zoom Fatigue I am an introvert, and I can tell you Zoom burnout is real. While I enjoy hanging with friends and going to parties and concerts, and I’m excellent at engaging
Four Justices since 1968 have been appointed by Democrats.
Carter: zero.
Clinton: two.
Obama: two.
Total Justices appointed since 1968: nineteen.
Ladies, if you’re in menopause and your period suddenly comes back—even briefly—go to the doctor. Could be a symptom of uterine cancer.
This has blown up over on my FB, I don’t know how best to reproduce it here but it’s worth a read. Women don’t know this stuff because it’s not researched, it’s just ‘known’ by clinicians, but they can only act when women speak. It needs a public health campaign #menopause
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Love Lettering, by Kate Clayborn, Is My Top Romance Book Pick of 2020 So Far Especially with the world on fire, I find myself drawn to charming, funny, character-driven, romances that are low on serious angst and medium to high
