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Living, Trying, Thriving, Phil-osophizing.
It’s time to regroup. The new position didn’t work out as planned and that’s okay. It’s time to make some lemons or lemonade. [line] I’m currently reading Thrive by Arianna Huffington and although...
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Virgin [Book Review]
I think I have found the ultimate beach read — and we still have a few good weeks of summer left so I’d say I’ve found it just in time. Virgin is a novel about a twenty-one-year old woman with her...
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That Time I Met Noreen Flanagan [10k Coffees Meet up]
Yesterday I was part of a lucky group of three that got to sit down for coffee with Noreen Flanagan, Editor-in-Chief of ELLE Canada. The group-chat was set up by Ten Thousand Coffees, a website I am...
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When Yesterday Disappears
…My yesterdays are disappearing, and my tomorrows are uncertain, so what do I live for? I live for each day. I live in the moment… ― Lisa Genova, Still Alice I recently finished reading Still Alice by...
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Into the Fire, No Burns to Report [A Narrative]
He woke, his chest made of flames, burning into his heart. Smoke swam up his throat, choking him until he let it out. He was a dragon made up of fear. Nerves. Fear. Anxiety. They caused this paralyzing...
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Wake The Stone Man [Book Review]
In April I received a copy of the Beacon Award for Social Justice Literature (2014) winner, Wake The Stone Man, from Fernwood Publishing. At first I didn’t know what to make of it, there was so much...
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The Bride’s Diary – The Guest List
I’ve dreaded the guest list from the moment I said yes. I never fantasized much about my wedding but I was always under the impression that I wanted a very intimate wedding (let’s say 50 or so people)....
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Long Weekend Loving
Long weekends in the summer are perfect for spending time in the sunshine, reading, and partying. This weekend we celebrated Isabelle’s second birthday and attended my aunt’s wedding. Both were lovely...
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Revival
I know I’m not the only writer who forgets why they put a pen to paper or tap letters on their keyboard. I can’t possibly be the only writer who forgets to get excited by the satisfaction of clicking...
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remember?
I remember a time when I felt invincible. I was in the twelfth grade (maybe even first year of university). I finally had my first kiss, been to some great parties, taken some risks by being honest...
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