Finding a note from a decade ago, written to her father, it revels the incredible power of forgiveness, and proving that no relationship is un-mendable. A powerful piece about the love of a father. #edrecovery #recovery #family #catholic #loveContinue reading The Eyes that Shaped Me
In 2021, we’ve reached our lockdown limit. Social isolation can only be the norm for so long. Jesus shows just enough to make faith possible, but hides just enough to make faith necessary. #catholic #covidContinue reading 2021: Craving Human Connection
Quarantine has taught us a lot of lessons. From relationships, to cooking, to our own self discipline. Now it’s your turn to sound off! #edrecovery #coronavirusContinue reading YOUR TURN
The art of advocating for yourself and using your voice. Honesty, especially when it comes to your own needs and boundaries, is so empowering. #edrecovery #faithContinue reading Empowering Honesty
Colton Underwood, The Virgin Bachelor had his premiere episode on Monday night on ABC. But why did all the virgin jokes and innuendos leave the audience feeling disgusted off put? Here’s one guess…Continue reading The Virgin Bachelor – A Virgin’s Perspective
Lessons from a first date gone horribly wrong. Dating Apps in NYC can be a scary place, but sometimes we learn the truth about ourselves. #love #relationshipsContinue reading My BAD First Date
Our generation is going to go down as the generation that killed romance. Among other things. But the death of chivalry and courtship will be our legacy. And I blame one thing: Dating Apps. Ugh. Bumble. Tinder. The League. Hinge. Coffee Meets Bagel. OKCupid. Online dating is a close to 2 billion dollar industry. As they say, there’sContinue reading The Generation that Killed Romance
Just when you think you’ve seen it all, leave it to The Bachelor to pull an Emeril Lagasse and “Bam! Kick it up a knotch!” In case you haven’t heard, The Bachelor season finale was on Monday and Tuesday of this past week. And…wow. Just…W O W. It was a dumpster fire of everything wrongContinue reading The Bachelor Finale & The Disappearing Line of Decency
Romance is a dying art. Truly. In the age of smart phones, Snapchat and communicating through emojis, dating is, frankly, limping along like a squirrel run over by a semi. Too much? Perhaps. But in this era of 140 character expression, chivalry has taken a hit. Which poses the question, what are we to expectContinue reading Dating Etiquette for the Social Media OBSESSED
