...even the title itself gets you to think upon the various meanings behind the word “lost," not just missing, but how we can become lost without purpose, without our truth being told and remembered, how we can lose ourselves in confining ourselves to a role others set for us to play, how love can make us lose our heads and act irrationally, or heroically, and so much more.
When the Lights Go Out – Book Review
Insomnia and the tricks it will play on your mind, how far a woman might go to become a mother, possible child abduction, and the chilling feeling that someone is out to get you but you're not sure that it isn't just your mind playing tricks on you...the idea had so much potential.
Where the Crawdads Sing – Book Review
This book actually reminded me a little bit of To Kill a Mockingbird – the writing, the Southern setting, the pacing, the court case, the prejudice, but particularly the court case.
The XOXO Throw
When you finish a blanket only to realize you worked the stitch wrong the whole time, but it is such a wonderful texture, you go with it!
London – Part 4: Planning & Tips
If you are considering a trip to London, today I am sharing to some travel and money-saving tips I utilize whenever I travel and what my planning process looked like for this trip.
The Tattooist of Auschwitz – Book Review
A chronicle of Lale Sokolov's experiences as the tattooist of Auschwitz, as he risked his life to help others survive and fell in love during the bleakest of circumstances.
London – Part 3: Shopping & Beyond
I'm back again with the 3rd installment in my London trip series, talking about some shopping spots and other places farther from London that if you have more time, have a lot to offer as well in the way of history and culture.
Bellewether – Book Review
Divided loyalties and deadly secrets are taking their toll on the daughter of the house where enemy soldiers are housed. But as her prejudice disappears and she falls for the enemy, their love story ends tragically, or does it?
London – Part 2: Food
I'm back again with the second installment in my London trip series, this time to tell you all about the food! From having High Tea (I'm a born tea lover, so of course this was a given while in England), to local eateries and icons, to our first Michelin star dining experience, London did not disappoint.
The Baker’s Secret – Book Review
From critically acclaimed author Stephen P. Kiernan, The Baker's Secret delves into finding hope under the bleakest of circumstances in this WWII historical fiction.
