Bruna Costa

Bruna Costa


Hi there, my name is Bruna. I am an exceptionally talented creative writer, and I am open to work. I am a great blogger, mentor, and storyteller. I went to Cornell and Rice University. I research like a pro. I add depth, creativity, fun, and inspiration to my work. I will write if you can't write or even if you just plain don't want to. I will also be happy to help if you just need some guidance. My writing is clear and concise. It's entertaining and informative. I'm detail-oriented and succinct. I love learning new things and using various types of software, including Grammarly, Dropbox, Visio, Canva, Excel, Word, WordPress, and more. I enjoy reading anything and everything. I am a creative powerhouse, so rest assured, I've got you covered. I draw strength from my genuine passion and work ethic, and I push myself to meet your deadlines. I write (that's what I do). Furthermore, I am super kind and easy to work with. 


Thanks for reading my page!


I can't wait to work with you!



Jim Thorpe is the Switzerland of the Poconos !

Jim Thorpe was once a booming coal and railroad town during the nineteenth century. Industrial wealth has transformed the architecture: grand mansions, enticing churches, stone buildings, and old hotels that still overlook the streets today. Walking through the town feels like going back in time. Gas lamps glow against brick sidewalks, antique stores sit beside cafés, and the mountains close in around everything, giving the town and intimate, cinematic feel

Nina Pandolfo Wikipedia Page

Nina started drawing and painting when she was just three years old. With the encouragement of her mother, she continued to develop her skills until she reached a level of proficiency. At the age of 12, Nina took to the streets and started tagging the walls. Her talent was soon recognized by other Brazilian artists, and she later became part of the group that would transform the art scene by moving graffiti from the streets to galleries and museums.

Keto Diet

If you are hungry and looking for a snack without any added sugar, check out the rules we've listed here. Remember, added sugars are often a hidden ingredient in processed foods, and if the manufacturer wants to add sugars, it is often in the ingredients list under a clever disguise. The FDA does not require an “added sugars” line within the sugars section. If you want to be a true sugar detective, look for all the words ending in -ose. Moreover, look for “sugar in disguise” like syrups, malt, and juice concentrates. Sugar is sugar, no matter how it is disguised!