Parenting during a pandemic has proven to be the final straw to sanity.
But, there’s always banana cake with cardamom cream cheese frosting.
Read MoreParenting during a pandemic has proven to be the final straw to sanity.
But, there’s always banana cake with cardamom cream cheese frosting.
Read MorePatience grows thin as we make our way into the second month of the pandemic.
Sheltering in place, means not getting to see people I love and who were normally a part of my life.
So what’s a girl to do?
Turn on some hair band music and get baking.
Read MoreLook. If you’re reading the news, it’s tough. It’s a cross between science fiction, post-apocalyptic, political crime/drama with a sprinkle of espionage.
It’s a mess. Truly.
So, in hopes of keeping things light and breezy, so I don’t spend all my money buying chocolate, shoes and baking equipment. I’ve turned to books to keep me chill. Books with a bit of magic and a lot of heart.
Read MoreAs I work on my latest WIP (work in progress), I found myself craving pie. And coffee of course.
So, I decided to get to work on a quarantine key lime pie that’s bringing me joy, one bite at a time.
Read MoreReading my way through the country’s quarantine, I added three new books to my Kindle and also am rereading a favorite by Liza Palmer. What’s everyone reading?
Read MoreIn a new way of life, I find comfort in mastering masala dal, playing Candy Land with my son and reading books that make me hopeful. For recipe and book recommendations, click here.
Read MoreMeet visual journalist Susana Sanchez- Young (The Designing Chica) who created an illustration to share her feelings on the release of the book “American Dirt” by . A book celebrated as the latest and greatest immigrant novel of our day, only written by a white author.
Learn more about Sanchez and how she has teamed up with author and artist Myriam Gurba to create a Latinx writing scholarship.
Read MoreHad a chance to chat with Los Angeles based writer and essayist Claire Yezbak Fadden who just released her wonderful book Women @Heart.
Each essay is a warm and funny experience through love, parenthood, marriage and navigating the choppy waters of being a wife, mom and woman. Learn more about Claire and her essays on “Life, Love, Laughter & Tears.”
Read MoreA look back on my year in writing, reading, running and living.
Read MoreCentral Coast Author Linda Seed takes a stop on my blog to chat about her new release FIXER UPPER, what her writing life is like and her favorite holiday cookie. Come learn more about her!
Read MorePlenty of books to enjoy this fall season. Here are three I am reading for the month of October!
Read MoreA fresh new look for my debut novel, HEARTBREAK CAKE.
Read MoreA few months ago, my step sister Christina P invited me to be a part of her podcast Where Your Moms At.
She started it a few months back to have #realtalk with moms about what really happens to you, life and your body after having kids.
She’s hilarious and if you haven’t checked out her Netflix comedy special, pour yourself some wine (or whiskey) and do it. Mother Inferior, check it!
Read MoreAs of late, I have been going through a major crisp obsession, it started with a bag of cherries that seemed to have seen better days.
Read MoreSeveral weeks ago I was looking through the summer catalog of one of my favorite cooking schools here in Los Angeles, daydreaming about learning to make my own Breakfast Rustic Breads…
Read MoreI had a chance to get some insight on research from author Mary Simses, who just released her latest novel The Rules of Love & Grammar…
Read MoreWith summer fast approaching, I realized that I wanted to do something this season that would help keep me on track as I chip away at Book #2.
Read MoreNewlywed Lotus Price has everything that she should have ever wanted: a great husband and a dream job as an executive of a prominent Chicago philanthropic foundation
Read MoreThis summer I was really, really excited to read the debut novel, THE COINCIDENCE OF COCONUT CAKE by Amy E. Reichert.
Read MoreI had an ambitious “Summer Reading List” put together this year, plenty of fiction, some romance and a couple of biographies.
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