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Tree has visited Puerto Rico as a tourist many times, but finds her work experience in the recovery and rebuilding phase after Hurricane Maria most impactful.

Moved by the vast devastation on the island, Tree was inspired by the resiliency of the Puerto Rican people under seemingly unimaginable conditions. This ignited a fire for experiencing all things Puerto Rico, and learning more about the culture and its people.

She now visits Puerto Rico at every chance she gets. Her writing contributions are from the perspective of a traveler who understands what it is like traveling from outside the island seeking the best of what Puerto Rico has to offer.

For Tree, writing is an art form and words are her medium for birthing concepts and ideas into shareable visions.

She looks forward to sharing her experiences on the island with you. She loves books, art and music.

When she’s not writing she can be found traveling with her toy poodle and homeschooling her children.

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Originally published on PuertoRico.com (2022-10-18); last updated 2023-03-24.