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Goal Post: When Did Saturday Get Here?
So much happened this week that I kept thinking it was Saturday ever since Thursday morning. That means, I repeatedly thought I forgot to write a goal post when 8 am went by with nothing. Keep in mind that my … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged 2025, author, healing, life, parenting, progress, recovery, students, teaching, Winter Break, writing
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Poetry Day: Swiss Army Dad
(I love this poem. A big reason is because it reminds me of all the fun I had with my son when he was little. This was done with a backdrop of people judging me for being a very involved … Continue reading
Goal Post: Still Got a Hole In Me
The plus side is that I met all of my goals, including working on ‘Phi Beta Files’ and getting Burger King. So, it wasn’t a wasted week even though I had at least one appointment every day and became tired … Continue reading
Goal Post: Whirlwind In My Rearview
Well, I’m glad I didn’t make any lofty goals for the week because it was crazy. A lot of chaos ensued, so even sleeping was a challenge. My day off on Tuesday helped, but I was a zombie when hanging … Continue reading
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Tagged adulting, energy, goals, life, parenting, pause, Pokemon, writing
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Goal Post: Got Somewhere With Some Things
Tuesday was a virtual learning day, so we had to work from home. This allowed me to write the first section of chapter 8 during the periods I wasn’t in a class. Didn’t finish until after the school day was … Continue reading
Goal Post: Halloween In The Rearview Mirror
First, I want to post the link to my son’s Chorus trip fundraiser. They are performing at Disney World next year, so they’re doing a fundraiser. It’s just a donation thing, but I figure I would post the link and … Continue reading
Goal Post: Injured
I was trying to think of a catchier title, but that was really the highlight of the week. I can’t talk about the specifics, but I took a surprisingly bad hit to the stomach on Wednesday. It didn’t cause any … Continue reading
Goal Post: A Little Progress And a TON Of Mayhem (Donation Link Too)
The situation I mentioned last Sunday has been growing, so my week came with a lot of stress. For the sake of those involved, I won’t go into any details in a public forum. My hope is that things can … Continue reading
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Tagged author, chorus, fundraiser, life, parenting, son, stress, writing
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Addendum to Goal Post: Always I Forgot to Schedule Something
So, I realized I forgot to schedule a holiday, animal, or any type of post for today and next Sunday. Found a note under my desk reminding me to find a Halloween-like animal post, but clearly I forgot. I might … Continue reading
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Tagged emotions, life, narcissism, pain, parenting, priorities, stress, work, writing
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