Growing up, Christine always loved learning in school, but this year she’s viewing learning with a different lens.
Author: Christine St. Peter
Christine St. Peter
Christine Winder St. Peter is a freelance writer who covers topics from wellness to lifestyle to career and finance. She has a degree in communications and media studies from Roanoke College. When she’s not writing, you can find her searching for the best pizza in the city or at home in the Near West End snuggling her two cats.
What happens when the career you have is no longer the career you want? Christine shares the stories of four women who decided to answer this question for themselves. From a CPA turned ballet studio owner to a public relations professional turned novelist, these women
prove it’s never too late to follow your dreams.
May was an exciting month for me personally. I got married (peep my new last name above), and soon after, my husband and I embarked on a 10-day honeymoon in…
Whether you know it as The Birthplace of America or the birthplace of cheesesteaks, Philadelphia has something for everyone. Christine shares the must-visit spots and must-do activities in this historic city.
From RFM’s managing editor, Christine, a reflection on motherhood—how it evolves over time, from sleepless newborn nights to wedding planning, and the quiet, unwavering love moms show every step of the way.
RFM’s managing editor Christine shares 33 life lessons and bits of wisdom to celebrate her 33rd birthday.
Christine shares one of her all-time favorite books, just in time for springtime reading.
To kick off the new year, Christine reflects on her true meaning of health—a balance of physical, emotional, and mental well-being.
Christine reminisces on the holiday magic she experienced when she was younger and shares how she views holiday magic now.
From sparkling light displays and festive parades to holiday pop-up bars and ice skating, Richmond knows how to celebrate the season.
RFM editor Christine shares her experience with puppy-sitting and how it relates to parenting, especially during back-to-school season.
RFM Editor, Christine Winder shares her thoughts on The Lazy Genius Way.