Blogging

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An essay about a cheese ball recipe, growing up in the 1980s and my mother's pursuit of being the quintessential hostess, despite real life getting in the way.

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IYKYK. In midlife, our bodies betray us. This is about grappling with that journey and discovering what truly matters. (Spoiler alert: most of it doesn't.)

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The story of a fluffy pink coat, a girl in need and a powerful example of what it means to love lavishly, to the brim and running over. Oh, and it's also another story about my amazing mother.

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In a time when our world seems deeply divided, remember that God is a Multiplier, not a Divider. We're called to be humble, bring what we have and God will make it "enough".

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Article written for Gemplers Farm & Home Supply to highlight products ideal for Father's Day gift buying. This article and others like it like this drove significant value for the business and made shopping easier for the consumer.

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Shopping guide for gardeners and landscapers highlighting unique tools. I conceived the concept, worked with product managers to select products, wrote content and collaborated with designers on image selection and layout.

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Developed concept, wrote and published the article from start to finish, and created a companion video lesson as part of an online course I developed to help students navigate the overwhelming decision of "what the heck do I want to study in college?".

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Sometimes students need a reminder, as do we all, that perseverance is, by definition, long-suffering and tedious. This was one of countless articles I wrote for OnCampus College Planning aimed at high-school students and their families.

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A horse of a different color versus the other samples here, intended to demonstrate that I love to tackle an incredibly diverse range of topics, from technology, to metal roofing to cosmetic dentistry. There is no boring subject matter, just boring writing.