I don’t need to tell you what a year this has been. As we sit with quarantine, face a family-less holiday season, twiddle our thumbs as we wait for the U.S. to make a decision, witness countless atrocities all over … Continue reading
As I climbed up the stairs, I wanted to turn around and go home. I did not want to face another hour of spewing words and emotions that were unpredictable, that came from foreign parts of me and made little … Continue reading
As we all cocoon at home, I thought I’d share 10 things that have either made me laugh out loud, provided comfort or got me moving when nothing else could. I hope you are staying safe, healthy and in touch … Continue reading
As I sat with dear friends over pizza, bubbly and sweets…I couldn’t help but wonder… what is next? Celebrating five years (!) of writing this blog, transitioning my career and meeting incredible people…not to mention a trip to Paris!? How … Continue reading
What do you get when you mix friendship with a free spirit, a Brit and an empathetic designer? You get perfectly styled rooms infused with bohemian prints, and a relaxed tailored aesthetic worthy of the finest British manor. I jokingly … Continue reading
The Hummingbird Project is a beautiful thriller that will make you laugh. You will be impressed by the performances and the cinematography. You will also question society’s isolating obsession with competition. It stars a pushed-to-the-breaking-point Jesse Eisenberg, a transformed Alexander … Continue reading
SYML – aka Brian Fennell – didn’t think he’d ever release a full-length album, but it’s happening. On May 3rd the album drops. He has already released his new love song “the bird” and the lyrics have people swooning. It … Continue reading
Alex Ozerov didn’t grow up dreaming of being an actor. He was too busy trying to figure out what language to speak. He spent the first 13 years of his life between Russia with his grandparents, the Ukraine with his … Continue reading
There are no accidents. A friend recommended this podcast to me today. It was just what I needed. As I walked my neighborhood on this cold and sunny day, I listened. Every word was a healing gift. Irish poet John … Continue reading
I had always heard about the benefits of journaling first thing every morning, but it wasn’t until I started reading the book “The Artist’s Way” by Julia Cameron that I actually tried it. The book is written with the intention of helping … Continue reading
