Hello Mariah!
I'm glad you are enjoying your orchid. There are over 25,000 species of orchids coming from places that are blistering hot to freezing cold, wet and humid to temperate and dry. If you can find out what type of orchid you have, that would be much more helpful in pinpointing where it should grow. Try googling images of either phalaenopsis, cattleya, oncidium, dendrobium, or paphiopedilum.....you're orchid should be one of those.

Also, check out the FAQs. You can get there by the link at the top of the orchid forum page.

I don't know how long your flower was blooming, but they don't bloom forever, and length of bloom time is dependent upon the orchid. Moving them to new conditions, especially one which is more extreme (in your case more light) can cause early demise of the flower. As Calvin said, the kind of orchid you have will let us know what to advise you to do, as they do vary.

Does it have a tag? That should tell us (and you) what kind of orchid it is. Usually trader Joe's sells Paphs, dendrobiums, milt. alliance, and I think I've seen a cym. there on the rare occasion...Otherwise you'll have to go to the AOS site, or the orchid lady and figure out what you have.

Here is a link that might be useful: Orchid lady or Linda's Orchid Page