You guys, it’s been a minute. I know, I’m sorry. There has been so much life going on and honestly showing up here hasn’t been a priority. What I have been prioritizing is my mental health and that has meant taking a step back from life online for a good portion of the summer and re-evaluating what direction I want… Continue Reading
Hawaii Photo Diary: Ko Olina
In need of a tropical escape? Sharing a photo diary of Ko Olina on the island of Oahu, Hawaii! For anyone that has been to Oahu, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of Ko Olina, which means “place of joy”, located on the west side of the island toward Ewa Beach/Kapolei/Waianae if you are driving from Honolulu. It’s is a… Continue Reading
Hawaii Beach Photo Diary: Waimea Bay Beach Park
In need of a tropical escape? Sharing a photo diary of Waimea Bay Beach Park on Oahu, Hawaii Are you guys sick of my Hawaii beach photo diaries yet? I hope not, because taking and editing photos might be the only thing keeping me sane right now. I’ve blogged about my love of Waimea Bay before (okay, maybe a little… Continue Reading
Hawaii Beach Photos: Sandy Beach Park
In need of a tropical escape? Sharing a photo diary of Sandy Beach Park on Oahu, Hawaii It probably seems a little bit crazy given that we have so many beaches to choose from (and ALL of them are beautiful in their own way!), but Dane and I have a handful of favorites here on Oahu. One of the beaches… Continue Reading
9 New Psychological Thrillers For Summer 2020
9 new psychological thrillers to read this summer that will keep you on the edge of your seat! If you’ve been around here for awhile, you know that the books I read are almost all of the psychological thriller, suspense or crime genre — the more twisted, the better! Every now and then I’ll throw in historical fiction books or… Continue Reading
The New Normal – Part Three
My first ‘the new normal’ post went live two months ago, almost to this exact day. At that point, we had already been, more or less, locked down for around two weeks. From my desk then, I remember feeling frustration that more people weren’t taking it seriously and despair that I wouldn’t be able to make the trip back to… Continue Reading