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Tag Archives: winter
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
Daylight Savings Time Comes to An End
For those of us unfortunate enough to live under the rule of Daylight Savings Time, we end up turning our clocks back an hour. Supposed to save money, help farmers, reduce accidents, or some reason that seems to change every … Continue reading
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Tagged darkness, daylight savings time, misery, sleep, time, winter
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Goal Post: A Week of Semi-Warmth and Work
Yeah . . . I didn’t have any time to touch Darwin & the Beast Collector. The week after winter break is always crazy with students and teachers getting back into the swing of things. Doesn’t help that I deal with … Continue reading
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: That Didn’t Go As Planned *Gestures At Everything*
My week started with my car trying out for the Olympic ice skating team on the way to work. Things went downhill from there . . . So, I didn’t get as much editing done as I expected. To elaborate, … Continue reading
Happy Groundhog Day
Apparently, it’s also Marmot Day and Hedgehog Day. Lots of rodents today. Well, let’s hope the varmints give us good news.
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Tagged groundhog day, predictions, rodents, spring, traditions, winter
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Goal Post: Surviving ANOTHER ‘Common’ Cold
I wanted to make a better title, but this week was so ridiculous. I recovered from last week’s cold and even did well walking around outside. Compression shirts and thermals were amazing, so I wasn’t even cold in the snow. … Continue reading
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Tagged cold, disease, editing, life, muscling through, parenting, Pokemon, winter, writing
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Goal Post: Surviving the ‘Common’ Cold
This week didn’t go as planned. Started by me feeling off on Monday, but thinking it was just a little cold. By the evening, I was in bad shape and ended up having to take two days off to recover. … Continue reading
Goal Post: First Week Back
Well, I didn’t get any writing done. Should point that out right away so those who only care about writing progress can move on. It was a crazy week back to work with everyone being off in some way. Ended … Continue reading
It’s Freaking Cold!
Whatever I scheduled for today disappeared on me with no trace of what it was supposed to be. I was going to research an animal to make up for it, but it’s really cold. Even in the house, my fingers … Continue reading