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Tag Archives: birthday
Spring Break Comes to a Close
Technically, I still have 2 days left of Spring Break, but I’m mostly going to be writing and trying to rest up for the week. It’s going to be a weird period of time going fast and slow at the … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged author, birthday, goals, life, parenting, puzzles, resting, spring break, writing
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It’s My Birthday . . . Guess I’ll Post Some Funnies
Well, it’s my 43rd birthday. I’ll be spending time with family, including seeing the ‘Super Mario Bros.’ movie with my son. Starting the day with an Easter egg hunt too. Plenty of fun to be had on this Sunday before … Continue reading
Spring Break Has Begun!
I thought I knew how I wanted to start this post, but my mind is shot. This is only the third day of Spring Break and I’m tired. In fact, I think I may be more exhausted than when I … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged birthday, goals, I miss pizza, life, parenting, Passover, resting, spring break, work
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Post-Birthday Goal Post
As if my brain needs any other reasons to be confused, I’m doing a goal post on Sunday instead of Saturday. This is because yesterday was my birthday. Think it was 42, but I’ve had trouble remembering ever since Covid … Continue reading
A Simple Birthday Post
So, it’s my birthday. I thought I’d do a goal post as usual, but I think I’m going to do it tomorrow. I’ll be busy today. I hope. So, I’m just going to post some funny stuff about about getting … Continue reading
Goal Post: An Actual Leap Instead of a Stumble?
(Video picked by my son.) This week feels like it was both fast and slow. I remember days dragging a bit as I handled some personal things and worked around the house. Yet, everything is a blur as if they … Continue reading
Goal Post: Some Good, Some Bad, and a Bit of Ugly
WAR OF NYTEFALL: SAVAGERY AVAILABLE FOR 99 CENTS! As you can see, I published my newest book this week. It was a nice surprise in that I got everything together. This meant I got to publish the book in time … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged birthday, Dawn Fangs, deep thoughts, goals, life, magic, new release, vampires, War of Nytefall
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Happy Birthday to Me?
Well, it’s my 41st birthday. The 40th wasn’t much to talk about last year because the Covid-19 reactions started around that time. Parties were canceled, so the milestone passed by fairly quietly. Wasn’t in the mood for it either. This … Continue reading
At Least I Got Some Writing Done
This was certainly a week to remember. The title above is actually the highlights of a really trying and emotionally exhausting time. It actually led to me scheduling a post for August 2nd about parenting and autism. I’d do it … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, birthday, goals, parenting, school, tired, War of Nytefall, writing
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Superhero Birthday
So, I let my son pick pictures of superheroes to post on his birthday. He tried to go for every hero and villain he ever heard of, so it took some convincing to get him to stick with his favorites. … Continue reading