Author: Barbara St Fleur

Major Spoiler Alert: This is my recap of Where the crawdads sing, so i will include some spoilers I loved this book so much, but unfortunately I could not read it in a day. It was very content heavy and I needed time after each section to process and reset…

August2022 I want to start this book with the emotions that I felt. This was the first book that I read by Colleen Hoover and I loved this. This was the first book that I read and finished in August 2022.  This book was happy and sad at the same…

I’m officially back in full form creating content. My first YouTube video back is providing a life update from When I graduated from High School to graduating from College. I mention a lot on this website how a lot of things have changed and these past four years have truly…

Tiny footsteps softly patter through the snow. The air is frigid, and a profound sense of solitude envelops me. My parents departed the night before, and their departure seemed final. Trust had eroded between us, and I found myself abandoned in the quiet woods. They left behind a meager supply…

As we usher in the year 2024, it’s time to unveil my latest odyssey into the realms of movies, music, books, podcasts, and everything in between. This blog post serves as a comprehensive inventory of my 2024 entertainment conquests—a mosaic of experiences that have painted the canvas of my year.…

New Year’s Kiss – One day before New Years Life is always great when you play some games with your loved ones. At least, I think so. I love playing games with my boyfriend and every year on New Year’s we play a game for a New Year’s kiss. Last…

Imagine choosing “Waiting to Exhale” as your first New Year’s movie. Little did I know that the emotional cinematic roller coaster this film took me on would be both intense and unnecessary. From the moment it started, I sensed that my emotions were in for a ride, beginning with the…

With one month and 17 days into the new year, I’m excited to share that I’ve completed my first book. I embarked on the journey of “Bared to You” by Sylvia Day on February 15. By February 16, I had turned its final page. The sense of accomplishment was truly…

I enjoyed implementing a new aspect in my book reviews, specifically noting how long it took me to finish each book. After completing my first book of the year, I swiftly delved into “Rush” by Maya Banks. I began reading at 6 AM on February 18th and wrapped up by…

Living Ranking System: This list is like my personal entertainment diary for 2024. What I start with might not be where it ends, capturing the evolving nature of my experiences.  To make it to my list, something has to fit into one of these categories:  If it doesn’t fit these…