
At the Diner on 22nd Street and 2nd Ave in Manhattan
After a two-hour ride that should have only taken less than an hour into Manhattan, I parked the car and started to walk. It felt

After a two-hour ride that should have only taken less than an hour into Manhattan, I parked the car and started to walk. It felt

About a month after my birthday, in May, and before coming down with COVID in early June, I was getting terrible headaches. I wasn’t sure

I finished my third book, From Couch Potato to Endurance Athlete – A Portrait of a Non-Athletic Triathlete. It will be in stores across the

Sometimes life is a series of curveballs and you’re just not sure what direction you are moving. You’re trying to move forward but sometimes you’re

It’s hard to step into anyone’s shoes. We may think we understand what others are experiencing, but we will never know. As a white woman

Every morning at sunrise, if you head over to Field 6 at Jones Beach, you will see a slew of fishermen. The other day, I

If you’re looking for an awesome gift that won’t wipe out your wallet, check out these ideas: Drive Auto Trunk Organizers and Storage If your

It’s funny, I grew up in Long Beach and when you grow up there, you don’t leave the island. I never explored Long Island until

Every year, except during COVID-19, the Public Theatre holds Shakespeare in the Park. In 2021, the Public Theatre presented Merry Wives – a Celebration of

Jeremie Dezwirek, a young UC Berkeley graduate, reached out to me on Instagram. He was a swimmer for Cal and a former triathlete. He wanted