Hypocrisy abounds

Hypocrite is defined as; a person given to hypocrisy. Hypocrisy is defined as; the assumption of moral standards to which one’s own behavior does not conform. They come in all shapes and sizes, all ages and genders and they’re basically all alike. By that I mean they all have a hidden agenda, hidden behind the

Words

I remember the first time I was given a professional letter to write. I took the dictation of what my boss wanted contained in the letter, added my own spin and was so impressed with what I had come up with that I made a copy for myself and kept it for months after. I

My Weekend Read

Never judge a book by it’s cover…as an author this can’t be stressed enough…as a reader, I couldn’t resist! Unfortunately, I was wrong in this case. The cover was awesome and promised a haunting tale that the story just didn’t deliver, and I honestly thought I’d never finish this book! It grabbed my attention at

Baby Talk

I went to lunch today with a group of people, two of which had their baby along and inevitably she was passed around the table and most of the talk centered on “baby stuff.” I don’t know why, but I’ve never been one of those women who drool over babies and feel the need to

Just Released

Product Details Paperback: 164 pages Publisher: Aventine Press (August, 2005) Language: English ISBN: 159330305X US: $12.95 Here you are ladies…the sex-filled, romantic suspense you were begging for! Not only can you buy the book at amazon, Barnes & Noble, Borders, Books-A-Million , Waldenbooks, but it’s already on sale; prices range from $10.36 to $10.93; and

Reality Check

The suffering and loss of those whose lives were directly touched by hurricane Katrina saddens me; though the outpouring of support to the victims, through monetary and other donations is a testament to the true nature of our human hearts, and something we should hold strong to, once this tragedy has faded and been forgotten.

Just Shut Up!

Did you ever have one of those days when you had a million philosophical thoughts running through your mind and just needed to express yourself to someone, only to be stifled mid-sentence? You sit there, not knowing which emotion to draw upon; embarrassment or anger, but feeling like a fool nonetheless. Today just must not

My Weekend Read

At just 216 pages, this book rocketed to the best seller list and made me wish I had written it myself. As a reader, it was one of those books that I just couldn’t put down. A heart-warming love story about a woman who meets a man, while in a coma, when he moves into

Summer’s End

Riverfest and the WEBN Fireworks mark the end of summer in Cincinnati…and for me. Although I now make my home in the South, I know in my heart when fall has arrived, and I miss it like one might pine for a lost lover. I remember the days when I lived along the banks of