by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | Jun 17, 2021 | Health, Motivational, Non-Fiction, Personal
I registered for the Cincinnati Flying Pig Half-Marathon in the fall of 2019. I signed up because my sister-in-law – who claims to have no memory of this – countered my suggestion to run a 10k with the statement, “We should do a half.” And I... by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | Jun 3, 2021 | Anxiety, Book Review, Faith, Motivational, Non-Fiction, Personal, Relationships
Hi friends! Thanks for allowing me to share Asian-Pacific Heritage month with you. If you haven’t had a chance to look through those posts, please check them out. Additional thanks for allowing me to take a week off last week! I know an email goes out to remind... 
by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | May 19, 2021 | Non-Fiction, Personal
Hello! For the month of May I am excited to celebrate Asian-American heritage. Each week will highlight either someone with Asian-American heritage or some aspect of Asian-American culture. This week I’m sharing some of my thoughts on my Chinese heritage, as... by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | May 5, 2021 | Non-Fiction, Personal, Relationships
Hello! For the month of May I am excited to celebrate Asian-American heritage. Each week will highlight either someone with Asian-American heritage or some aspect of Asian-American culture. Kicking off the month is an interview with my dear friend, Meredith... 
by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | Apr 22, 2021 | Health, Holidays, Motivational, Non-Fiction, Personal
I spent a large chunk of childhood indoors, reading, writing, watching movies, and exercising my imagination until I had the foundation for my creativity, humor, and love of story-telling. Truth be told, I wasn’t an “outdoorsy” girl. I liked... 
by megdiefenbacher@gmail.com | Apr 8, 2021 | Book Review, Faith, Health, Motivational, Non-Fiction, Personal
Happy Thursday! Thanks for being patient with me as I took last week off to be with friends and family for the Easter season. It’s fitting that I close the March book reviews in April, because our last March sister is what I’d consider a bit of a wild... 