I’m a full-time freelance writer, editor, designer, and marketer. I cover travel, home, outdoors, and wellness. My work has appeared in Food & Wine, CNET, Apartment Therapy, Gear Patrol, U.S. News and World Report, The Travel, and more.
Commerce Writing
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I’m Skipping the Pricey Cafe Coffee With These 9 Tools That Will Save Me $125 per Month
Your morning brew will taste just as good.
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Dyson V12 Vs. Shark Stratos: Which Cordless Vacuum Cleans Better?
Spoiler alert: They both make vacuuming a lot more fun.
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The 5 Best 3D Printers for Beginners in 2024
Whether you’re a budding artist or a fervent DIYer, 3D printing is a useful tool for bringing your designs to life.
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Best Budget Espresso Machines of 2024
With one of the best budget espresso machines, not only can you customize your favorite drink as much as you want, but you’ll also save money and time by doing it yourself.
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The Dyson Airwrap vs. Shark FlexStyle: Which Will Give You A Better Hair Day?
We tested two very similar hair styling tools at very different price points, but there was a clear winner.
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The 5 Best Countertop Ice Makers of 2024
While an ice maker isn’t an absolute necessity, it is a luxury worth splurging on, especially if you like hosting events or enjoying a daily cold beverage.
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21 Athleisure brands like Lululemon you need to know in 2024
If you’re looking for new athleticwear, check out these brands.
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I Have Plantar Fasciitis. Here’s How I Manage My Foot Health
You probably replace your shoes when they get too beaten up. You may even spend a small fortune on fancy athletic shoes and get the occasional pedicure. But when was the last time you thought about the health of your feet?
Travel Writing
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Travel with a Local: Fort Collins, Colorado
Go for a hike or spend a day in charming Old Town.
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These 10 US Cities Are Perfect Dupes For Europe
Save the cost of international airfare and plan a trip to one of these beautiful European cities in America that look like Europe!
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7 Easy Ways For Introverts To Travel The World
Whether finding the time to recharge or avoiding overstimulation, there are plenty of ways that introverts can thrive while traveling.
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10 Oldest National Parks In The US
Out of the country's 63 national parks, these are the 10 oldest parks you can and should visit.
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8 Most Bike-Friendly Cities In The World
From those in Belgium to Nevada, these are the most bike-friendly cities in the world for vacationers and retirees.
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7 Small Towns In Colorado For Skiiers & Snowboarders
These mountain towns are a winter wonderland destination for skiers and snowboarders alike.
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7 Underrated But Scenic Beaches In The US
Skip the crowds but not the sunshine with these beautiful yet underrated beaches in America.
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7 Ways To Stay In Hotels For Free
Wondering how to get free hotel nights? Treat yourself while sticking to a budget with these hotel travel hacks that can lead to free hotel stays!
Blogs
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What Is the History of Statement Rings?
Whether for everyday wear or special occasions, a statement ring is meant to make a statement just as its name implies.
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What Is the Difference Between a Baguette and an Emerald Cut?
While emerald and baguette cut gems may look very similar, the rectangular-shaped cuts differ in several significant ways, from size to price.
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Is a Cultured Pearl a Real Pearl?
Since the modern-day cultured pearl industry began in the early twentieth century, cultured pearls have become both more common and more affordable than their natural counterpart.
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How Do You Layer Necklaces Without Tangling Them?
Layering multiple necklaces is a great way to express your personal style or showcase a few unique pieces at once.
Lifestyle
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Thrifters Are Selling Curated Second-Hand Collections—and You Can, Too
Don't have the time or energy to go thrifting? Personal second-hand shopping might be the answer.
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The Story Behind a Mid-Century-Favorite Kitchen Brand's Resurgence
More than half a century since its housewares started shipping around the world, Dansk’s pots, pans and pitchers have never felt fresher.
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How To Pack Dishes for Moving
Whether you’ve hired a moving company or are transporting your belongings yourself, packing up can be the most difficult and nerve-wracking part, especially when it comes to cookware and dishes.