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Category Archives: Goal Posts
Goals . . . And Good-Bye to Dawn Addison
I don’t think I’m going to be that chatty on this post. I’m feeling rather discarded this weekend. Not a great way to start this and it opens the door for certain people to make things worse, but I’m being … Continue reading
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Tagged Dawn Addison, editing, goals, life, Raven Series, work, writing
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A Week of Things Happening
Due to being alone in the house for most of the day, I don’t really have a lot to talk about here. I cooked, cleaned, mowed the lawn, and ran errands when my son wasn’t home. I keep trying to … Continue reading
Whirlwind Week . . . Have I Used That Title Before?
As usual, I’m not sure where to start. My anxiety has been really bad, so things were moving slow. That means no writing or editing or even future blog post scheduling. I had to use what energy I had for … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, driving, editing, goals, life, twitter, Windemere, writing
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A Week of Life Where I Didn’t Really Do Much
First, check out the first review of War of Nytefall: Lost by N.N. Light. Thank you for the kind words. They were a great way to end the week. Guess I’ll start with an update to the Teaching Assistant path. I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, goals, job hunting, life, lost, War of Nytefall, working, writing
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A Week of Victories and . . . Nothing Went Totally Wrong
Let’s start with the great news: Passed the Teaching Assistant Test! I also finished the workshops and got fingerprinted, so now I only have to wait for the certification paperwork to get processed by Albany. I submitted to a bunch … Continue reading
If My Head Spins Any More, I’ll Need a Priest . . . Or Sacrificial Pizzas
Bigger fan of the son than the video, but I might just need the latter to grow on me. I just stumbled onto this on the radio. Not sure how it will go over with the 1’s of people who … Continue reading
A Busy Week Comes to An End: So Many Highs and Lows
First, a big reminder that my newest book (probably for a while) is now available on Amazon. War of Nytefall: Lost is filled with action, humor, colorful characters, and angry bunny antics. Seriously, this was a fun story to write because … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, Clyde, fantasy, job hunting, life, lost, new release, parenting, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere, writing
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Last Week of Summer Break
So, this was the last full week of my son’s summer break. It was a hot one, so we didn’t do a whole lot outside. Watched some movies, he went to the pool with the grandparents, and we did water … Continue reading
A Week of No Writing, Goals, or Clue of What I’m Doing
Well . . . I’m still here in some capacity, but this week was busy. My son and I had a bunch of doctor visits and I was trying to figure out a job search. The situation is still a … Continue reading