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Part II: How I Got Here

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Picking up where I left off yesterday…I had just moved into my new house with my husband-to-be. House in Hampden, check! After graduating with a Master in Public Administration a year earlier, I had started working at a small nonprofit. It was a great job with super hours and the office was within walking distance [...]

I’m in Veg-Print!

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I drool over VegNews Magazine every other month and it is such an honor to contribute to their VegEscape column! In the May/June issue (on stands now), I wrote about my favorite vegan (and book) friendly spots in Baltimore, MD. Charm City has become a part of my heart over the past few years and [...]

Like a Fresh Coat of Paint

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I decided to get creative last night and turn my website/blog from dismal to delightful. I’m quite pleased with the result! Photo collage is one of my favorite things in the world, so I smile every time I see my new header, which is filled with things I love. I also adore the colored lights [...]

Kettles, Bookshelves, and Addictive Literature

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How cool is this kettle? I drink about ten cups of tea a day, so this is one of my most treasured Christmas gifts. The past couple days have constisted of reading, writing, editing, and researching literary agents. Since I’ve come down with the first cold I’ve had in years, all of these activities work [...]

Atomic Books, Vegan Cake, and YA…

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On my way to pick up a delicious piece of vegan cake (and get some fresh air!), I decided to take a detour and check out Atomic Books this evening. Even though the fiction section is tiny, the shelves are packed with my favorite writers! It’s such a joy to stand in front of one [...]

Critiques: Priceless

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I am lucky enough to be a part of a fantastic writer’s group. Monday was my first meeting in over a year (I joined the first time in 2006). There were many familiar faces sitting in the cramped circle of folding chairs, tucked into the corner of Barnes & Noble. Attending a meeting is like [...]

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