Ah yes, my second trip to New York City. I have nothing against the people who live there, but I will be very upfront and honest, I do not like New York City. I didn’t like it the first time and I liked it even less this time around. There are too many people everywhere…
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Seoul, South Korea
(My fiancé doesn’t like having his photo posted anywhere online, so you get to enjoy various photos from my trip around the world with his face covered, haha!) Here is a photo of my family-in-law that I traveled around the world with standing in the courtyard of Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul. Our tour guide suggested…
Jeju Island, South Korea
In June of 2025, I was given the opportunity to visit two cities in South Korea, Seoul and Jeju Island. This post will be about Jeju with another about Seoul coming soon! On the day we visited Jeju, our tour guide unfortunately spoke pretty much ZERO English, and no one in our group spoke…
Stop Attacking Female Secret Service Agents
Okay people there is one thing about the Trump story PISSING ME OFF. Here is a quick little rant that I originally posted on my Facebook page but figured I would also record my thoughts here, for posterity, in regards to the attempted assassination of former President Trump over the past weekend. (And if you…
All My History Travels (So Far!)
Since I was seven or eight years old, I have been fascinated by all things history. Luckily in my (now almost twenty-four) years of living, I have managed to visit some pretty interesting places and learn lots of local history. Here are some of my adventures I’ve had along the way. 2007-Visiting Sentimental Journey at…
Testing a Fannie Farmer Recipe…
Hello All! Today I present you with a (possibly) new series of posts, testing vintage recipes. I use the word possibly because I have no idea if I will continue this trend or not, seeing as I stumbled across this one by accident. With that being said… A few weeks ago, I (like many other…
I Did a Thing (My ASU Graduation)
In May of 2023, I graduated from Arizona State University’s College of Interdisciplinary Sciences and Arts (better known as CISA by those associated with ASU). I majored in History and minored in English. Graduation itself went fairly smoothly, unlike my actual college experience. Unfortunately for me and my family, it took place at 9 AM…
I Spent an Evening with Dr. Zahi Hawass (Kind of Anyway!)
On 2 May 2023, my mother and I attended the first stop of Dr. Zahi Hawass’s North American lecture series, “An Evening with Dr. Zahi Hawass.” During Dr. Hawass’s lecture, he spoke on many upcoming digs and excavations happening in Egypt this coming fall. He was most excited about new research into the Great Pyramids…
Giving Thanks and Credit Where It’s Due
Hey everyone! If any of you are regular visitors to the site, you may have noticed some appearance changes in the past few months. Some of you may also know that I am not an artist, by any means. The written word is my strong suit, and any time I am asked to do anything…
Celebrating 1,000 Women (And Counting!)
Just a quick note to celebrate this historic milestone. After gathering data and stories for five years, I am now proud to say the first 1,000 women have been posted to this website, where their stories will live on forever. We have seen criminals, victims, scientists, mathematicians, lawyers, advocates, survivors, artists, musicians, actresses, innkeepers, warriors,…






