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Tag Archives: parenting
Goal Post: Bonk on the Head and Two Aching Ankles
That’s pretty much how I finished the week. Sure, my birthday was in there, but I didn’t do much for it. Stayed late at work to help with basketball and got home in time for dinner and Pokemon Go with … Continue reading
Goal Post: Half a Week of Work and Half a Week of Break
Easter Break started on Thursday. It’s not Spring Break this time because Passover isn’t until the end of April. So, the holidays got split and we received two breaks. Definitely needed the mini one. A lot happened at work and … Continue reading
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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Goal Post: Brain Be Fogging All Week
(For anyone annoyed that I used this theme song instead of the Japanese one, you need to understand something. ‘Rock the Dragon’ was the first intro I heard when I got introduced to the series in college. I love the … Continue reading
Goal Post: A Week To Remember
I took a day off from work on Thursday because my body was so battered that chronic conditions were rising up. That should tell you how the rest of the week went in regards to work and life. Going to … Continue reading
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Tagged editing, exhausted, goals, life, living, parenting, tired, working
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Goal Post: A Busy Week of Break
I’m writing this from a desk that is more cluttered than expected. Guess the plus side of that is it means I got some work done. Not just errands, laundry, and cleaning up around the house too. Maybe that’s why … Continue reading
Goal Post: February Break Begins!
(First song played on car CD player when going into work on Friday.) The title says it all and this break couldn’t come fast enough. This week didn’t work out as well as I had planned. All I really accomplished … Continue reading
Goal Post: Made It To Super Bowl Weekend
Guess I succeeded in my goals. Didn’t get to spend as much time with my son as I would have liked. Lots of appointments, homework, and other stuff showing up during my days of the week. Feels like everything was … Continue reading
Goal Post: I’ll Share What I Can
This week was brutal . . . Let me example. First, I think it’s okay to say a little on the ‘life event’. Mostly because the legal stuff is over and I’m going to remain neutral. You see, the custody … Continue reading