Jellyfish

His name was Duke. A delicious, twenty-something tall drink of London with dirty blonde hair, emerald eyes and sun-kissed abs. I usually dug the Mario’s and Antonio’s of the world, but with Duke, I made an exception. He was the precursor to David Beckham, only without the tanorexic Spice wife, four kids and bank roll. … Continue reading Jellyfish

Why writing this memoir is a pain in the ass

Original post on Kathy Pooler's website: A Memoir Writer's Journey. Do you have the courage to bring forth this work? The treasures that are hidden inside you are hoping you will say yes. - Jack Gilbert Stretching my body to the morning, my eyes, they start to focus. The corners of my mouth curve up … Continue reading Why writing this memoir is a pain in the ass

A Shift In Perception: My First Book Reading for The Moment

A couple weeks ago I wrote about facing my fear with the book read in Los Angeles. This was one of many book events promoting and celebrating The Moment, a book that I am thrilled to be a part of. Although I am no stranger to performing in public, my nerves were still off the charts. Something about reading … Continue reading A Shift In Perception: My First Book Reading for The Moment