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I Almost Burned My Life Down Over a Muffin It started with a muffin. A stale, slightly overcooked blueberry muffin that crumbled in my hand like my dignity after a bad date. I was standing barefoot in my kitchen, wearing…
Let’s talk about the meltdown I had in the cereal aisle. Picture this: I’m in Target, debating between Honey Bunches of Oats and Cinnamon Toast Crunch like my life depends on it. I have a cart full of almond milk…
The kind of broken that hides in plain sight There was a week—maybe two, maybe three—where I wore the same oversized hoodie every single day. Not in a “this hoodie is cozy” way, but more in a “I no longer…
I once cried in a Target parking lot because I forgot to buy toothpaste. Not dramatic, right? Except it was the third time that week I’d forgotten. And I wasn’t really crying about the toothpaste. I was crying because my…
When You’re Crying in the Bathroom at 2 a.m. Over Nothing (and Everything) I once sobbed in the Walgreens parking lot over a dead phone battery. Not because I desperately needed to scroll Pinterest (okay, maybe a little), but because…
I Thought I Was Failing When My Air Fryer Betrayed Me So there I was, sitting on my kitchen floor in fuzzy socks, mascara halfway down my face, Googling “what does it mean if you cry over burnt sweet potato…
There was a moment—okay, several moments—where I found myself dramatically flopped across my bed, wrapped like a sad burrito in an anxiety blanket, staring at the ceiling and whispering, “Why is this taking so long?”Not a prayer. Not a goal-setting…
It was a Tuesday, which already says enough. I was in sweatpants that hadn’t seen the laundry since Stranger Things season three. My coffee was cold. Again. And I had just spent 45 minutes scrolling through a stranger’s “morning routine”…
Introduction Let’s be real for a sec: you ever find yourself scrolling through Instagram at 2 a.m., eyes half-closed, watching some 23-year-old “business guru” give a TED Talk from their infinity pool? And meanwhile, you’re trying to remember if you…
Introduction A great mystery novel relies on well-placed clues that guide readers toward the solution—without making it too easy. Striking the right balance between subtlety and obviousness is a challenge that every mystery writer faces. If a clue is too…