Yes, indeed, I am very behind in my 6 Reasons to Smile series post for November. I think it’s because I spent more time writing for Medium instead of for my own blog, and I ended up semi-burned out. Perhaps a mistake to change my focus but perhaps not. I’m still learning. If you’ve never… Continue reading 6 Reasons to Smile November 2018
No matter what bad is happening in the world today, it is always important to find things to be grateful for and to remind yourself to seek out reasons to smile throughout every month. I’m so grateful for so much that happened in October. In fact, I know I have far more than six reasons… Continue reading 6 Reasons to Smile October 2018
Yes, I know it’s the middle of December and I’m only just now getting to Six Reasons to Smile for November but November was a month full of writing emails instead of blog posts. Truth be told, I wasn’t in the mood to write a blog post but now I realize I have a goal… Continue reading Six Reasons to Smile November 2017
Sitting here, sipping my coffee with my dollar store cheater glasses on, I’m reflecting on my 6 reasons to smile this past month. It’s been an extremely stressful month, truthfully, mainly because of the health and safety of two of my girls. Let me explain and just jump in with some of the reasons I… Continue reading 6 Reasons to Smile September 2017
Dammit. Every time I commit to a writing prompt, I’m left to write a poem–something I’m not terribly good at, but an internal promise is a promise. Let me explain. Sometimes when I’ve been staring at a cursor for well over an hour-and-a-half, I decide to go search for a writing prompt. Today is one… Continue reading A Poem Made From A Letter
Being a writer is sometimes hard (or maybe it’s always hard). Today I visited a writing prompt website in order to get ideas for today’s blog post. I wrote my own list of writing prompts at a cabin in Oregon, but it’s upstairs on my night stand and I’m downstairs on my comfy couch with… Continue reading Unrequited Love Poem
I’ve been sitting on my couch staring at a blinking cursor for a while now. I’ve been on Facebook four or five times, scrolling through Twitter far too many times to count, and have sipped several cups of coffee while the cursor consistently blinks in the background; these are the only words I’ve written in… Continue reading Childhood Fears Still With Me Sometimes
Having a writing coach has certainly kept me accountable, especially during this difficult time of being sick and having to produce some seriously fun birthday plans for my daughter’s 16th birthday. Both have taxed my creativity and energy to the max. With the birthday party, I have resorted to using ideas from previous years that… Continue reading Nighttime Routine for Most Nights
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