Happy first day of spring! Have you started using the KonMari method to start spring cleaning your house yet? 🙂 The most spring-y activities around here so far have included: hanging out at the pool, munching on the springtime KitKats (they have bunny ears!) and digging out my fun sandals that I can finally wear.... Continue Reading →
Paul Kalanithi's When Breath Becomes Air was perhaps one of the most beautiful and heart-breaking memoirs I have read. This is due, in part, to the fact that like many women, I felt that I knew Paul Kalanithi, through varying degrees of separation. I say this because I am one of the one million or more women who... Continue Reading →
Diane von Furstenburg’s memoir The Woman I Wanted to Be reveals her life in two parts: The Woman I Am, and The Business of Fashion. Each chapter (Roots, Love, Beauty, The American Dream, The Comeback Kid, and The New Era) offers insight into her past including her darkest times, her most successful times, and all that... Continue Reading →
