The Power of Writing Development
The Power of Writing Development Now this blog is a little different then I have written in the past. But I feel that this is a must. Back in November I attended some amazing sessions at a writing conference (20booksto50K). Dynamic story creation, a 4-part series,...
For Love of Mushrooms
Now when you saw this heading, your nose might have wrinkled up a little bit (for my mom, I know disgust crossed her face! She is not a fan of mushrooms; however, we still love her). For others, the licking of lips might have occurred because let’s face it, mushrooms...
Autumn is Upon Us
Happy October! Autumn is finally here! I am loving the cooler weather and the smells of fall. My candles have been lit and sweater weather is upon on us. With the season changing, it is bringing us closer to the end of the year! I know it seems too far away. But it is...
The Power of Altars
The fairy realm is deep and very powerful. Part of the fairy world includes the usage of altars. The intention of altars is to reward fairies because they help watch over things such as the garden or they help find something that may have been lost. By building an...
Fairy Flowers and Plants
What does foxglove, gardenias, jasmine and roses all have in common? These flowers are delicate, beautiful and attract fairies. These flowers also are very powerful, and each serve a purpose for fairies. Foxglove gives protection against hunters. Gardenias have been...
Fae Folk
I am embarking into a new direction with my writing. I know I have been hinting about it and might have briefly mentioned it in the past, but now I have completely immersed myself into this genre: paranormal romance. The thing that I am concentrating on is the fae...
Happy June!
It has been a hot minute since I have blogged and wrote about what is happening in my life. Like many of you, 2020 was definitely a year. Even the first part of 2021 has been an emotional roller coaster ride. When the pandemic hit, I told myself I would enter the my...
Goodbye 2019 and Hello 2020
And just like that! Another decade is gone! Can you believe that it will January 1, 2020 tomorrow! This past year has flown by and yet it seems like this past decade has also flew by in a blink of an eye. As we approach this new decade, I want to focus on what's ahead...
F.A.I.L: The Conclusion of 20 Books Vegas
Bam! Done! No more! The last day of 20 Books Vegas 2019 has come to a close. My to-do list is A LOT longer and my brain made a little more room for the new knowledge it learned after today, but the last three days went by too fast! The people I met were...
A Question A Day Keeps A Reader Engaged
What are your plans for the new year? There are less then 50 days left in this decade before we hit a new one! Chomp on that! What emotions came flying across your mind when I posed this question? Was it surprise? Happiness? Guilt? Or just plain down right terror? On...
My Amazing and Inspiring First Day: 20 Books Vegas
Today was the kick off of the first day at 20 Books Vegas Conference. I have been to many conferences and this is for sure one-of-a kind. I have met some leading experts in the field in self publishing and all have shared their valuable perspectives on being an author...
NaNoWrimo Writing Challenge: The Assassin
Happy November! We finally got fall weather here in California. We did have some hiccups with our local electric company, and we are still trying to brace for any changes that are on the horizon. This month marks the month of NaNoWrimo. In that past I have heard of...
Life After Sacramento State
To tell you why I do what I do, I need to talk about my story. I have every intention of getting my degree in Business and helping my parents. I felt that was my calling. I begin taking my general education courses focusing on business. However, life had a different...
My Fitness Journey…A Work in Progress
Over the last few months, I have slowly taken my health back into my own hands. Not only was I struggling physically, I was also struggling mentally and emotionally. I went on a family vacation and just couldn’t bear to see myself and hide behind baggy shirts and...
Editing is Important for any Body of Work
I took on a project this summer and was asked to write a chapter on Family Engagement for a textbook in the early childhood field. Many emotions poured through me as I took this on. I worked diligently, putting together my take on what I believed family engagement...
The Writing Cave
Awe the great outdoors! Closing your eyes, you feel the wind whisper among the pine trees and the sounds of birds calling to each other. The sweet mountain air reaches your nose as you breathe it in. Yes, you made it. Camping with the whole family. This is why you go,...
What A Task?!?
And so, it has begun. I have been given this great opportunity to help contribute to a textbook geared toward educators. I am only on the third day of writing-which seems so little-but yet I have learned so much. The chapter that I am writing about is family...
To Write in An Anthology or Not?
Happy Summer! Time is flying and flying fast. I had the amazing opportunity to talk to McKensie Stewart and Amy Shannon on the podcast: The Writer’s Edge. The hour flew by and we had a great discussion about many things. One thing that we talked about was whether...
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