Well, it's time for another challenge. Meaning I'm actually going to have to put my butt in the chair and write. The audacity! I did Blogtober. NaNoBlogMo. And Blogmas. So now I'm taking on the A to Z Blog Challenge.
What is standing in your way right now? I talked about goals and resolutions yesterday. And a lot of people, me included, won't make those goals. Why? What's in the way? And how can I get around it?
Listen. Here's the thing. I know I'm supposed to be writing something super poignant. A retrospect of 2021. All the books I read. The struggles and challenges and victories I've had. But I can't get my brain to focus. I have started, stopped, erased, amd started this blog four times now. All because I couldn't... Continue Reading →
Resolutions and objectives for accomplishing, performing better, and changing the elements of one’s life that aren’t functioning or might work better come with the new year. Of course, for readers, this means establishing a lot of objectives for what they want to read or how much time they want to devote to their reading with a new calendar in front of them. But maybe, instead of establishing some lofty objectives — or perhaps besides those lofty goals — you’re seeking for something more manageable. Consider this collection of weekly reading challenges a chance to broaden your reading horizons and cross off a variety of fresh, imaginative, and witty literary bucket list items over the following 52 weeks.
It's Christmas Eve Eve. I'm off tomorrow. And today is Thursday. So, why not take another trip in the Throwback machine.
I think I was six when I decided I wanted to be a writer. I saw how much my mom and dad loved to read. I had fallen in love with reading. But something in me wanted to do more than just read the stories; I wanted to create them.
The year is coming to an end. So I figured why not share the most popular posts and why I love them. Sort of a wrap up, if you will.
Who needs a little help feeling the fall vibes? Summer is still hanging on here with temps in the nineties. I'm ready for my flannel shirt and boots. I want to go to a pumpkin patch and pay way too much for a pumpkin I'm going to gut like a slasher in an 80's horror movie. Who's with me here?
It's Friday. So, I figured I would tell you what my day looks like in pictures. 5 am. Coffee is life. My day starts with walking Lucy while the coffee maker does the magic of creating an elixir of life. 6 am. Time to work out. Oy. 7 am. Get dressed. Get kids ready for... Continue Reading →
The Glorious Train Wreck Mom 