women’s empowerment

Young Minds Robbed of the Luxury of Ignorance

When I was in college, I was free to explore my own personal interests, preferences and philosophies on my own timeline. I was also free to make my own mistakes, which I did quite frequently.

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New perspective on Boo Bags and other cultural excesses

Last year at this time, I was most likely grumbling under my breath about America’s culture of excess. I’ll admit it — I’m one of those annoying people who waxes poetic about simpler times…

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My Sweet October Surprise: Book Reviews in Kirkus Reviews and Publishers Weekly Magazines

It’s a daunting thing to put something you’ve created out into the world. So when I published my book, The Meat and Potatoes of Life: My True Lit Com, I braced myself for criticism…

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The Candy We Keep: COVID-19 Won’t Ruin One Halloween Tradition

Dressed as a friendly witch so as to not scare the tiny princesses and superheroes, I sat on the front porch of our base house with a bowl of candy in my lap, waiting. Peering down at the mix of seasonal sweets I’d bought at the commissary, I felt guilty having included candies that kids avoid just because I wanted the leftovers….

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