I am not lucky. You know what I am? I am smart. I am talented. I take advantage of the opportunities that come my way and I work really, really hard. Don't call me lucky. Call me a bad ass."
-Shonda Rhimes
About Me
My name is Sarah and I'm a twenty-something year old trying to explore my many passions through freelance writing. I am Baltimore born and bred, but have recently planted my roots in Nashville, Tennessee. My free time is spent in coffee shops, parks, and local restaurants. I love rainy days and oversized sweaters. My favorite type of music is anything that makes me feel something. My favorite place to be is the airport-- I am either embarking on a new adventure or coming home to the people I love.
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I'm an only child, but my friends are my family, so it doesn't really feel that way. I've had several jobs over the years, most of them in restaurants and bars. I have a dachshund sheltie mix who is secretly the key to my heart. My biggest fear is the open ocean; I find movies about getting stranded at sea scarier than any horror film. My bucket list of places to travel is so overwhelming I won't even get started on it. Just know that, wherever you want to go, chances are... I'm totally down to come.
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So far, I think I'm doing a pretty good job at faking this whole "adult" thing. I'm not quite there yet, but slow and steady seems to be working for me. I'm definitely still a hot mess, but somehow I'm making it through.
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I am looking to tell stories that matter to people that care. I believe there is a story to be told in every day. My interests range from fashion to true crime to international affairs. I am driven by the beauty in humanity, however it presents itself. Writing gives me a type of freedom that allows me to explore so many different fields of interest. It's my one constant in my day to day life.
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My goal is to write things that impact society for the better. I want to bring about awareness and change but I also want to entertain and enlighten. Reading and writing were my favorite hobbies as a kid, and I've recently learned that five year old me knew best. I let writing fall to the wayside a bit, but now I know it's what I'm meant to do.
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I hope you like what you read.
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Why do I Write?
The true alchemists do not change lead into gold; they change the
world into words."
-William H. Gass
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