The Simple Seven: What to do in New York City for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and if you’re looking for the perfect romantic date in New York City, you’re in luck! The city that never sleeps offers a…
Ever Carradine has a Tale to Tell
During a recent early morning chat, Ever Carradine shared about life, parenting, and what to expect through the eyes of Naomi Putnam in season 5 of The Handmaid’s Tale on Hulu. As a consummate…
Top Five Inns in Connecticut to Rest Your Weary Leaf-Peeping Eyes
After a hard day of amazing and breathtaking views of fall foliage in Connecticut, it’s time to rest those weary leaf-peeping eyes. But not just any pillow will do. Here…
Trick or Treat: How much Halloween candy will it take to kill you?
I have been Keto for nearly 5 years so I appreciate candy but do so from afar. As you for you, my beloved “sweeties”. Here are some not-so-fun facts. Either…
Respect: Jennifer Hudson’s version
Where does the time go? In 2012 I had the opportunity to sit down with Jennifer Hudson for the HuffPost to talk about life, love, loss, and all things in…
Kilkea Castle: Travel to Ireland with a royal flair
While travel abroad in 2020 may not have been possible. The world is opening up again and Ireland welcomes Americans to enjoy her gentle charm. There are certain precautions for…
Dear Mother Nature: Happy Mother’s Day
Before you think I am slighting my mom, please know I have taken the time to celebrate her. Now I want to take a few moments to do the same…
25 Years Later, ‘The Birdcage’ Is Hollywood’s Most Monumental Gay Movie
The most famous moment from “The Birdcage” is probably the one where Robin Williams gives a bored young hunk a 15-second tutorial in the history of American dance. It’s one…
Thanksgiving: A time to be grateful for no moose licking.
This year I have much to be thankful for and near the top of my gratitude Thanksgiving list is that I don’t have to worry about a moose licking my…
2020’s Best Coffee Cities in America
Coffee first became popular in the U.S. after the Boston Tea Party, when the switch was seen as “patriotic,” according to PBS. And since Starbucks debuted in 1971, the drink…