An article about chocolate innovation in Rochester, NY for Rochester Magazine by Kristine Bruneau.
Writing on creativity and life
Welcome. I’m Kristine Bruneau, a writer drawn to the ways creativity shows up in everyday life.
Dear God, love me a little less
The line: “Dear God, love me a little less” is one of my favorites from the movie Evan Almighty delivered by the inimitable Steve Carrell. I tend to invoke this line, whenever I’m feeling pressured by a deadline, scrambling to find care for James, or worried about a loved one’s health. I know God loves me, and …
How to attract a leprechaun with success
Leprechauns cannot be trapped, but like success they can be attracted.
Are you looking for me? What I found in a poem.
A poem written more than six centuries ago by Indian mystic and poet Kabir and translated by American poet Robert Bly, is a conversation with God that still resonates today.
Valentine’s Day brings more than chocolate gifts
What are you doing this Valentine’s Day with your loved one?
How playing Fruit Ninja might help Lance Armstrong find redemption
Can Lance Armstrong find redemption in playing Fruit Ninja?
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Life lessons from a friend: it’s about the shoes
“Leading with Gratitude” – a conversation with Bausch + Lomb executive vice president and chief compliance officer Susan Roberts. Rochester Woman Magazine (February 2013 issue)
Are you looking for me? – What I found in a poem
A poem written more than six centuries ago by Indian mystic and poet Kabir and translated by American poet Robert Bly, is a conversation with God that still resonates today.
