Just some ramblings of an aerialist who loves to make things while traveling.

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Spring Break in Utah

Exploring Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park and Capitol Reef National Park.
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But what if I fall? Oh but darling what if you fly?

5 years ago, I began my journey as an aerialist. I love getting fit and flying on aerial silks, lyra, and pole!
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Cabo San Lucas

You only turn 30 once, so we celebrated my birthday and Thanksgiving in Cabo San Lucas!
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My 30th Birthday Smash Cake Session

When I turned 30, I knew I wanted a smash cake photoshoot. With our own equipment and creativity, I like to think we nailed it.
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Fiber Arts

I like to make things out of yarn. Knitting, crocheting, felting; you name it, I do it!

7.02.2015

Rusted Rails Book Review


"Rusted Rails" based in 1928, resurrects the now abandoned coal-mining town of Wilder, Tennessee. Life in these towns held little promise for the future. One family, that of David and Jenny Hughes, sought to keep their son out of the mines. Their plan was, however, jeopardized by David's untimely death and by Jenny's discovery that she was carrying her late husband's unborn child. With few options, Jenny chose abortion. And so begins a gritty tale that tells of Jenny's rescue from the dire consequences of her decision
 
 
I love anything historical fiction and this one did not let me down. Actually, I have to say it is one of my favorites. Without giving away too much of the story, this is one that gives an important history lesson in illegal abortions. It is extremely well written and a very enjoyable read. I was able to read this book through without feeling like it was too dry or even too much. I have to recommend this to anyone who has an interest in historical fiction.
 
*I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review*  

You can purchase this book on AMAZON

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B&ME Review


A funny, frisky, often outrageous book about love, literature, and modern life—and a wink of the eye toU and I, Nicholson Baker’s classic book about John Updike—by an award-winning author called “wonderfully bright” by The New York Times Book Review.

Nearly twenty-five years ago, Nicholson Baker published U and I, the fretful and handwringing—but also groundbreaking—tale of his literary relationship with John Updike. U and I inspired a whole sub-genre of engaging, entertaining writing about reading, but what no story of this type has ever done is tell its tale from the moment of conception, that moment when you realize that there is a writer out there in the world that you must read—so you read them. B & Me is that story, the story of J.C. Hallman discovering and reading Nicholson Baker, and discovering himself in the process.

Our relationship to books in the digital age, the role of art in an increasingly commodified world, the power great writing has to change us, these are at the core of Hallman's investigation of Baker—questions he's grappled with, values he's come to doubt. But in reading Baker's work, Hallman discovers the key to overcoming the malaise that has been plaguing him, through the books themselves and what he finds and contemplates in his attempts to understand them and their enigmatic author: sex, book jackets, an old bed and breakfast, love, Monica Lewinsky, Paris, marriage, more sex, the logistics of libraries.

In the spirit of Geoff Dyer's Out of Sheer Rage and Elif Batuman's The Possessed, B & Me is literary self-archaeology: a funny, irreverent, incisive story of one reader's desperate quest to restore passion to literature, and all the things he learns along the way.
 
 
This is a book about a man breaking down the writings of Nicholas Baker. He reflects on the writings real and inferred meanings. It wasn't super interesting to me as I am into a different style of writings personally, but it was a new book and I am not one to turn down it down. I won't give away the whole story but it does leave you questioning things you never really would have thought about before. And then you finish it and you are left going... what did I just read? It wasn't bad but it wasn't perfect. I still recommend it to anyone who would like a new style to read.
 
*I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review*
 
You can purchase this on AMAZON

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Group Texting Review

Texting Base is an invention in texting technology.

Everyone knows what a group text is.  On your phone, they are probably limited to 40 people.  Each person who receives a group text has no doubt that they just received a group text...it's not personal at all.

Texting Base allows our customers to write one text and send unlimited numbers of people highly personalized texts.  The recipients feel and believe that each text was written by the send and not part of a group text.

We have also automated birthday texts, holiday texts and created a way for travelers to create groups by City/State or Zip to reach when they are in town.

We are in our Beta, and would love to show anyone interested what we have created!
 
 
This is a really fantastic program for anyone who wants to stay connected whether for business or pleasure. It is super easy to use and even easier to not have to forget birthdays, anniversaries, or other holiday's in which you want to send out messages. You can even use it when people are in town by using zip codes to keep in touch. This is a fantastic idea for anyone who runs a business too! I highly recommend this for anyone and everyone who wants to keep in touch!
 
You can join HERE
 
 
 


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6.24.2015

Greenwalds Glass Cleaner

Greenwald's Glass & Hard Surface cleaner is a unique entrant to the market for 4 reasons:

1. It's more powerful than the average cleaner purchased and discount stores. It doesn't leave film or haze and gets rid of water spots and other glass & hard surface buildup. 


2. It saves money. Because when purchasing either the kit or the refills (note: this promotion is for the "kit" that also contains a 6 pack of refills) it's 30-70% less than competing products.


3. It saves a ton of space. Each dissolvable refill makes a 32 ounce spray bottle and each refill fits in the palm of your hand. You can store gallons of cleaner refills in the size of a cigar box. You can store an entire arsonal of cleaners in a drawer. It frees up cleaner closet or under the sink space. 


4. It environmentally friendly from the standpoint that you're not purchasing a new plastic bottle every time you need a new bottle of cleaner. You recycle the existing cleaner bottle that you have. This means less plastic bottle trash (5 times less or more) that goes to local landfills let alone less trash you deal with.

 

 
I am a HUGE fan of Greenwald's. From their pest repellent spray to the glass cleaner. I have been given starter kits which I really do love but these 6 pack boxes are just as great. As long as you have your own favorite spray bottle, you can make 6 bottles of 32oz carpet and stain remover. The spray actually smells good and doesn't smell like those other toxic cleaners. When you have pets, kids, and friends over, you're house takes a beating We live in an apartment so we have to keep our place clean for when we move out. It's just something that has to be done. This is fantastic because I can pull it out when I need it and make my own spray bottle full of cleaner. I have to recommend this for anyone who has a need for a clean house. So that basically should be everyone :)
 
*I received this for free in exchange for an honest review*
 
You can purchase this on AMAZON
 





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