To Be or Not to Be Virtuous! (Confessions)

It is not easy being virtuous …with yourself or even more important as well…to others…
But alas, it is a choice in the big scheme of things!!
And how does this play in the role of life and the character that you have become? A lot of people talk about having a conscience or not…and then again, whose 'book of rules' does anyone have to follow in order to 'do the right thing'?
I know, a lot of soul-searching questions, but this is not that type of a book. This is not a book to pass judgment on anyone or the decisions that they choose to make, that's for the next book.
Let's meet two people who realize that making money without an iota of fun, might not always be the answer to their own happiness.
Life throws them together and they choose to see how best they can take advantage of the timing…everything happens for a reason and so, mantras like - 'you only live once' - are fast translated into spontaneity and new experiences without boundaries. Join them on the journey to bliss, sorrow, or wherever it might take them…and you!
There are so many secrets in life and no one is devoid of having one. It might not appear to be much to anyone listening but to the person in question, it might change a life.

Mimi Riviera was born on the beautiful island of Costa Rica, where she spent the earlier years of her childhood finding enjoyment in moonlight nights by the ocean and the balmy afternoons sitting and dining on the shores with meals of freshly caught snapper fish, lobsters, and freshly fried potato chips.

Her career in writing started when she was only twelve years old, winning her first national literary contest writing about a day in the life of a tooth. Since then, she has written numerous essays, articles, and books of various genres, and will continue to examine life and its bevy of feelings exemplified by its inhabitants called human beings.

It is her wish that each time you engage your eyes with her work, you will be transported to another world of beauty through her eyes as well as resonating with each descriptive stroke of her pen.