This month was full of adventures, both internally and externally. There were ocean side road trips to small bookstores and thrift shops, a weekend lost in a random book I picked up on the whim, as well as some self-discoveries. I’m a sucker for anything self-improvement or inspirational so imagine my surprise when I discovered the concept of “the second act” as Brene Brown so…
This wrap up is so delayed so I’m going to keep it short and sweet. In September, I read a ton of romance books that I really enjoyed. I won’t go into too much detail because I’m planning to publish some more in depth reviews on them. The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood The book that topped it all this month was “The Love Hypothesis”.…
I’m aware that we are well near the end of the month but I wanted to write this post for both you and I to remember to rebase, recollect, and refresh our mindset. Resetting isn’t meant for only the beginning of a month but it’s something we need to revisit whenever the need arises. Way too often, we put a ton of value on the…
After the first read The first time I read this book, I thought that it wasn’t as romance centered as “The Kiss Quotient”. After all, this book featured the struggles of a young immigrant single mother trying to make it in America and provide a better life for herself and her daughter while also trying to find companionship with a man she’s never met before.…
I recently read “Project Hail Mary” by Andy Weir and remembered why and how much I love movies centered around space. There’s a reason why every space movie is almost always nominated for an award. There’s something equally calming as gripping about this movie sub-genre and the concept of humans exploring space. It’s as thrilling as it is magical. After reading and loving “Project Hail…
This was the most perfect origin story for a cinematic universe and especially for a character like Steve Rodgers. For those who don’t know, this movie follows the journey of one man, Steve Rodgers, who’s determined to serve his country and fight in the war against the Nazis. All through his life, he’s had to fight his way through doors that were closed to him…

