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Growing up, my mother constantly had her nose
in a book and often read to me and my sister, Val!. Together,
Val! and I wrote our first story at age 5 (well, mostly I wrote
it and she illustrated it). I became completely enamoured
with literature my
freshman year in highschool. Since then, I have reveled in research
papers, adored penning journal entries, and cherished every
moment of letter writing. In this section, I will include
some samples of my writing.
Articles
I can't stress how rewarding it is to finally get an article published.
“While
it may still be odd for some of us to picture our insurance
agent or investment banker sipping coffee in their PJ’s
and working from their home office – that reality
is becoming more and more prevalent for a variety of reasons.
Companies are saving their employees money on gas or other
transportation, not to mention the time they’d be
traveling on the road (commuters report 1 – 3 hours
each day is spent driving to and from work, not including
driving to a restaurant for lunch). These seemingly savvy
and caring employers also happen to be pocketing record
savings on reduced office space.” Read Telecommuting, Freedom in Productivity.
My guide
to San Antonio
My recommendations and snippets about where to eat, go out,
and what to see in a concise, easily digestable format.
“Eat: If you are planning
to dine on the riverwalk and crave Tex-Mex, look no further
than Rio Rio Cantina. Nachos are practically
a required appetizer and all the great Mexican food staples
are served... Posh, plush, extravagant, and definitely
baroque describes a new, unique dining establishment in
San Antonio: Circa 1900.
See: This beautiful,
glittering river runs through the heart of downtown San
Antonio, flanked by delicious restaurants, colorful awnings,
tempting shops, and the jubilant sound of mariachi bands.
Out: Perhaps it's the men in
kilts or sultry go-go boot wearing cocktail waitresses
that draw the masses to Mad Dog's British Pub.
This place is always packed and guarantees a fun night
out...” Read more.
Journaling
Letting passion and randomness take control.
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