When you open up and share your important work with the world, interesting things can happen.
What happens when you share yourself with the world?Read More

For more than two decades, Kristine Bruneau has made a career from writing and marketing communications. Her commentaries, stories, and reviews have appeared in a variety of publications, including Daka Magazine, Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester Magazine, and Rochester Woman Magazine. A labor of love and culmination of her best work, she released her first book: Mommy Musings: Lessons on Motherhood, Love, Life. She blogs regularly at kristinebruneau.com where she explores themes of motherhood, mindfulness, creativity, and life.

When you open up and share your important work with the world, interesting things can happen.
What happens when you share yourself with the world?Read More
“Tomorrow is a better day.” James says from the bubbly tub. I groan and roll my eyes as I try and cajole my (then) 8-year-old, who was busy organizing and dunking his jungle of animals, to wash his hair. “You’re supposed to wash your hair when you bathe,” I say. “It’s part of getting clean.” …

Today marks the sixteenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks. A throng of unsung heroes arose, while the rest of us sought answers to: Why?

“Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than you.” – Dr. Seuss Do you fit in? Or do you stand out? Do you embrace your quirks or leave them in the closet? Have you ever thought about this? Really, really thought about all the ways …

Don’t stop believin.
Some thoughts on driving through a snowstorm during the middle of summerRead More

What does Garth Stein’s “The Art of Racing in the Rain” have in common with Seth Godin’s “Poke the Box?”

We took a leap of faith in opening our home to a stranger from England, but won a family member for life.

Don’t know much about soccer (but I’m learning what 3 billion fans already know).
