Writings from the road to Happy Destiny: A bit of spirituality, humor and peace, with a dose of poetry just for fun.
This past week has been an interesting one to say the least. I have been observing my reactions to life’s challenges, and although the patterns…
God and I are fighting. Rather, I am throwing a temper tantrum and God is the target. When I am fighting with God I am…
This is my brain, well, maybe it is a representation of my brain. Right there in the Pons and Medulla is where my primal instincts…
Happy New Year everyone. A few days ago we celebrated the beginning of 2011 and the time of year when we set goals for the…

I wrote and published my first blog post on May 26, 2009. I was about to turn 36 and had been accepted to Mount Holyoke College as a non-traditional student, on my way to completing a Bachelor of Arts in English with a minor in Medieval Studies. I had managed, finally, to know what general direction I was traveling. As a self proclaimed voracious reader I knew that I needed a vocation that would allow me to engage daily with words: reading words, writing words, and hearing words. I also needed to eat, so I navigated my way to a teaching position and I began to fine tune my craft. I love to teach and I love my students, but I also needed to continue to hone my own literary technique, voice, and style. I continued my education in order to delve deeper into literature, making connections, and most definitely, writing. I gained more confidence as a reader as well as a writer of both creative and analytical text. That first blog post in 2009 is short, the writing average, and the topic mundane, but as I continued to learn from other writers I began to understand that to become a better writer I needed to write more. Each time I write and release a poem, a post, or a story, I hone my skills. I invite you along for the ride, for this journey of mine as I attempt to wrangle a wealth of ideas and competing directions into an organized freshly paved path to publication. I might get distracted along the way, but sometimes those detours lead us to amazing views and new friends.