The More the Merrier

So this week marks 3 months until the big day! Crazy to think that, it felt like October was so far away from the wedding and now we are so close. The wedding process has been nothing like I imagined it to be. Its really exciting and fun but I have to constantly remind myself

Quit Being A Chill Girl

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Simplicity of Cider by Amy Reichert

Amy Reichert's Simplicity of Cider is the epitome of Foodie Fiction, she has truly created a genre all her own. As soon as I started the first page I was drawn to buy cider at the grocery store immediately that week. Then again, and again. I liked Cider before but never like this it's almost

Fates & Furries by Lauren Groff

A story told in 2 parts over 24 years first from husband then wife. A tale of a successful marriage from both man and wife that is so polar opposite told in such an intellectual, perfectly worded, metaphorical wonderland! A little chilling at times with words that painted vivid imagery of the literary world Laren

Slowing Down My Fast Paced Brain

An epiphany, a realization, a bright big moment of clarity that's what I had this past week and a half. It seems like through out the early years of higher education, high school, college and then off to the real world I somehow forgot how to slow down. It makes sense when you look back

Hot Coffee Culprit

Good Morning!   I remember when I had my first sip of coffee I was a freshman in College at Texas State University. & like that I was hooked. As the years went on I graduated college with at least one piping hot cup of coffee a day under my belt. Until now, if you're

Chiggers from Hell

I REALLY can not express enough the absolutely unnecessary existence of mother freaking chiggers. This past weekend while exploring White Rock Lake my Fiancé and I got covered in chiggers. We had no idea at the time of course these microscopic death monsters attached themselves to our clothes and shoes and drilled holes into our

Grand Circle Cruise Line : Old World Prague & The Blue Danube

I've got a secret and I am going to let you in on it. This past April I had the experience of a lifetime. I was the youngest person by at least 25 years on a river boat sailing along the Danube River in Eastern Europe and it was the best trip I've ever been

Prague, Czech Republic

  Prague is jaw dropping just like you've heard. The bridges, the architecture, the old buildings. The reason they call Prague the old city is because during the war while most of the eastern European cities were demolished quite a bit Prague held up more than the others. So therefore most of its buildings are

Linz, Austria

After the concentration camp we headed over to the city center of Linz and I learned that like most cities in Eastern Europe is full of history. We arrived in Linz on May Day, May 1st, the Europeans Memorial Day! There were beautiful flowers around the city and at the base of all the statues