In the fourth grade, Olivia used to stare out the window of her second-story classroom and daydream. Her teacher declared that she would be a writer. He was right.

Born in Quebec City, educated in Montreal and brought to maturity in Los Angeles, Olivia has worked as a freelance writer, translator, art gallery curator, and retail manager. In 2014 she quit a good corporate job and moved to Thailand to finish her novel. Today she works as a French-speaking tour guide and lives the globetrotting life of a digital nomad. In her downtime, she can be found in remote parts of the world working on new manuscripts and the occasional short story.

In the fourth grade, Olivia used to stare out the window of her second-story classroom and daydream. Her teacher declared that she would be a writer. He was right.

Born in Quebec City, educated in Montreal and brought to maturity in Los Angeles, Olivia has worked as a freelance writer, translator, art gallery curator, and retail manager. In 2014 she quit a good corporate job and moved to Thailand to finish her novel. Today she works as a French-speaking tour guide and lives the globetrotting life of a digital nomad. In her downtime, she can be found in remote parts of the world working on new manuscripts and the occasional short story.

Doug and Christine Fekete have an encouraging story of reconciliation.  They were married for almost 20 years, divorced for eight, and have recently reconciled.  Their journey begins when they met in college and continued in Nashville, TN, London, England, and includes four birth children AND four adopted children.

Christine is a writer, actor, abstract artist and comic in the LA area.  She is also the founder of THINK HAPPY STUFF- a gift company with a logo that reminds us that even the little things can make a big difference.  Doug is the business director of THINK HAPPY STUFF and is helping to grow the company here in L.A.

Throughout the divorce and time apart, Doug and Christine were able to remain friends and partners in raising their large and colorful family.  Their story reminds us that grace runs deep and there are indeed, many second chances to be found.