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Tag Archives: stress
Goal Post: Back to Work in 2023
Well, it’s the first goal post of 2023 . . . It doesn’t feel any different than 2022. The truth is that I didn’t do much once the break was over. Tuesday was back to work for me and back … Continue reading
Goal Post: Holiday Break is Here (Merry Christmas!)
Well, I made it to holiday break in relatively one piece. Not that the week didn’t try to take a few chunks out of me. You can tell since this post is being written today instead of the night before. … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged end of the year, goals, Holiday Break, life, parenting, school, stress, work, writing
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Goal Post: Another One in the Books
I’ve been staring at the screen for a bit here. Not sure what to write about because this week truly sucked. So much drama, disasters, and stress. There wasn’t a single facet of my life that didn’t take a crowbar … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged goals, kids, life, parenting, stress, teaching, wednesday, writing
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Goal Post: Welcome to October
Survived another week, but that’s really the only victory I’m willing to claim. This week was two days off and then three days of work. Yet, I could have sworn last weekend was a month ago. So much has happened … Continue reading
Goal Post: Where Did the Warmth Go?
It’s cold today. Yes, I know it’s now autumn, but I was still comfortably wearing shorts on Thursday. If you wonder about yesterday, I was uncomfortably wearing shorts. Today, I’m going to have to see how many of my jeans … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged goals, life, parenting, stress, teaching, weekend, work, writing
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Goal Post: The First Full Week of School
I need this weekend to rest. My head is spinning so much that I’m not really sure where to begin. Some stuff I can’t talk about because it connects to the drama. Was it better this week? Yes, but not … Continue reading
Goal Post: Kind of Better Than Before
So, I’m writing this the night before instead of working on Darwin & the Halfling Hunt. I figure I wrote 2 sections and merged the next two because they work better together, so it counts as my three. This means, I … Continue reading
Poetry Day: A Life Less Stressed
(Well, this dream didn’t come true. Though, I’ve learned that a lot of people feel the same way. That’s a shame.) I dream And pray For a life less stressed * Where sleeping Does not require medicine Or pure exhaustion … Continue reading
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Tagged creativity, imagination, life, poems, poetry, relaxing, stress, writing
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Goal Post: Jury is Still Out on My Survival
I got the booster shot last Saturday morning, which set the stage for a rough week. I was fine for that day, but the rest turned into this: Sunday- Achy around joints and exhausted. Monday- Slightly fatigued and swollen lymph … Continue reading
Goal Post: 3 Months Left?
Just realized that we only have 3 months left of 2021. This year seems to be going by incredibly fast. It’s rather worrisome. Not sure why I feel that way, but the sense of time rushing by while I get … Continue reading