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Goal Post: A Week of Rest Before the Storm
Winter can go away now. It has made it’s point that it is the worst and most miserable of the months. I’d rather deal with allergies and the heat than these messed up arctic winds, which drop the temp by … Continue reading
Goal Post: Covid . . . Third Time is NOT the Charm
Yup . . . I had Covid this week. So, the nasty weather last weekend was wrecking havoc with my sinuses. Allergies joined the fray to mess with my nose and senses. Smells weren’t gone completely, but they were definitely … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, covid, editing, goals, healing, just can't win, life, writing
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Goal Post: Barely Made My Editing Goal
I did manage to edit the first 4 chapters of Darwin & the Halfling Hunt. Just happened to get completed on Thursday when I took a day off from work for a few doctor visits. This story moves faster than I … Continue reading
Goal Post: At Least the Week Ended on a Good Note
Sadly, I can’t talk about a lot that happened this week. Work was crazy busy, which left me exhausted nearly every day. The energy I had at the start of the week was used to do Pokémon Go with my … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, editing, goals, life, parenting, stress, work, writing
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Rollercoaster Week . . . This Time with Fire
So, I live on Long Island, which is in New York. On Wednesday, we received a ‘present’ from Canada. That would be the wildfire smoke, which made it hard to breath for those of us with asthma. It turned the … Continue reading
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Tagged awards, blogging, do I need to use a dragon, life, parenting, proud parent, school, son, writing
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Goal Post: First Week Back and 9 More To Go
This week didn’t go as planned . . . It also did go to plan. Since this was the first week back after Spring Break, I had a sense that things wouldn’t go as smooth as I’d like. Students were … Continue reading
Goal Post: This Fool is Happy It’s April
Oh man . . . This week definitely felt like I got strapped into a roller coaster with duct tape and it went haywire. Can’t even say I hit the ground running. I definitely hit the ground, but more of … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, goals, going to make it, life, school, work, writing
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Goal Post: Charity Poetry Book (Get a Copy!) and a Crazy Week
First, I submitted 3 poems to the above charity project. This prose and poetry collection will gather and send money to charities for Ukraine. Please consider buying even the $3.99 ebook to help. CLICK HERE! As for the week, it … Continue reading
Goal Post: This Week Didn’t Go as Planned
I don’t even want to see what I had planned for weekly goals. Partially because I can’t fix that post, which is very narrow. This is apparently what happens when I use the blocks or whatever WordPress forced upon us. … Continue reading