Tribe of One
Hanging Out with Family
My two-week visit “back home” is nearly drawing to an end, but at least my visit will end with a bang since tomorrow’s the Fourth of July. I love coming home to attend my family reunion and then spend additional time with my immediate family. Some people find it hard to believe that I’m so … Continue reading
Family Reunion 2011
Last year, I missed the annual family reunion on my mom’s side of the family because I chose to study and in between the two summer sessions, I changed apartments. This summer, I fought for my right to party! And since I”m a workaholic nerd at heart, that pretty much means that I’m not working, … Continue reading
Summer Vacation’s Here!
My last day at school was this past Thursday and despite sitting through a “never-ending” full faculty meeting (something which hardly ever happens, given the size of our faculty), I managed to complete my checkout process after the meeting by 10:30. And just to show that I cannot stop being a teacher “cold turkey,” I’d … Continue reading
Ladies’ Night Out @ Cindies
I had yet another salacious Sunday reading! I’d stopped by Cindie’s nearly a month ago just to drop off a press kit, containing a press release for Tribe of One as well as an excerpt from the book, a copy of an erotic short story and an erotic poem. I had had no idea that … Continue reading
Cupid’s Naughty Secrets
So tonight was a night of many firsts: my first reading of exclusively my own book excerpts, short story and poetry; my first book signing; and Esquina Tango’s first book reading. I entertained about 30 people with my make-you-blush writings in the cozy, warmly decorated red, yellow and black surroundings of the tango studio where … Continue reading
Inaugural Post
Here’s the day I’ve been waiting for: I’m finally writing my first post because my busybody, perfectionist self is finally satisfied that my blog is good enough to start inviting people to view it. Plus, I’m in the mist of putting together my first reading/book signing at Esquina Tango on Feb. 13th, which is not … Continue reading