Two things to read

I'm back from Chicago after a delay of about a day and a half. Here's what the flight boards looked like on Monday when I was trying to leave. All the yellow text is saying, "CANCELLED." Apparently, -30 degree windchill is too cold to fly. Good to know! But I am back and will be … Continue reading Two things to read

2013: A year that was both terrible and amazing

It's that time of the year again: it's time for everyone to write their year end wrap ups. I'm nothing if not a slave to fashion, so here I am writing my 2013 wrap up. In a lot of ways 2013 was sort of wretched: My grandmother died. Two quick words of fashion/lifestyle advice from my … Continue reading 2013: A year that was both terrible and amazing

A day in the life

Last year I wrote a post - I read the news today, oh boy - in a "day in the life" type post to help people understand what I do all day. I was thinking about that post this last week for some reason and I decided I should do it again. The last time … Continue reading A day in the life

World Book Night 2014

In light of this week's earlier post, I thought today I'd write about something a bit happier and more awesome. Well, I did talk about my awesomeness a bit on Monday, but that should be obvious. But some things that are truly great are books and the gift of literature. Wouldn't you love to share … Continue reading World Book Night 2014

Fault Line and the danger of “fixing” people

As promised some time ago, I am finally getting around to writing about Fault Line by Christa Desir, a YA book that addresses rape. It was a struggle to read and finish the book, and it's been a struggle to make myself think about it again. It's such a hard, but very important, subject to … Continue reading Fault Line and the danger of “fixing” people