Books, NonFiction

The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein

Race is a complicated issue in the United States. The Color of Law goes a long way to explaining some of the intricacies. I have heard nothing but good things, and I can’t agree more. It serves as a timely reminder as to why voting is so very important.

Books, NonFiction

Code Girls by Liza Mundy

Women are incredible, and they have been forever. During WWII, women were finally able to contribute and show their worth as code breakers. They were so integral to the war effort, for the first time in the United States, they were actively recruited.

Blog + Dog

Blog + Dog

Beau has been missing from my digital footprint... I need to change that. I also want to share more of my everyday happiness. So Wednesdays will be Blog+Dog days. Chatting all about our adventures and non-adventures.

Books, NonFiction

To Obama by Jeanne Marie Laskas

A snapshot into the hearts of America. Oh my goodness. I cried so much. FIlled with real letters from real Americans with real joys, worries, sorrows, and more. It’s hard not to be affected by it.

Travel, Travel Guides

Charleston, South Carolina

I almost didn't get to go to Charleston. I was only there for a little while, but it was an amazing little while. The city is spectacular. I can't wait to go back.

Books, Fiction

How to Love a Jamaican by Alexia Arthurs

In How to Love a Jamaican, Alexia Arthurs compiles a book full of resonating short stories. I can’t stop thinking about the various characters and stories she tells. Also, she went to the Iowa Writers' Workshop. Yay Iowa!