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Goals . . . Eh, I Might as Well Try Again
Pure honesty: I’m writing this right before I go to bed Friday night. Purer honesty: I’ve had a few drinks before tackling this. I’m not drunk, but I’m in a drowsy state. I guess I could have waited for the … Continue reading
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Tagged author, chaos, do I need to use a dragon, father, goals, life, parenting, resting, son, work, writing
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Happy Halloween Goals!
First, Happy Halloween! (Had the above song on loop while I wrote this.) This was a week that shall be written in the anals of history! You heard me! Look, I survived it with all limbs attached even if they’re … Continue reading
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Tagged goals, halloween, need sleep, school, toiling, War of Nytefall, work, writing
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A Week Ending with Block Editing . . . The Fuck is This Shit?
Imagine my surprise when I jumped on to make a quick post for tomorrow about the ‘Trick or Treat Bonanza’ going on all month, which I’m a part of. What do I see? This white void with no personality and … Continue reading
Destruction of Potential
Born with a goal Yet not with a promise Every human Given a plan Shown by dreams and skills That society denies Crumbling their truth Until a husk remains Smiling with pride At basic survival Ignoring the scar Of what … Continue reading
This Is Saturday, Right?
So, I released War of Nytefall: Ravenous last weekend. A lot of people were excited and I had some promos go out. Plenty said they liked the idea and the blurb, so they were going to buy it. Some even told me … Continue reading
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Tagged chaos, goals, life, parenting, War of Nytefall, work, writing
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A Slightly More Tolerable Week
First, be sure to check out the Binge-Worthy Book Festival, which has new authors every weekday. Click on the banner below to go exploring: Last week’s Saturday post wasn’t really about goals. It was a massive rant about something that … Continue reading
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Tagged Dawn Fangs, editing, goals, life, vampires, War of Nytefall, work, writing
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First Non-School Week of the Summer . . . It Was Aight
Think I’m going to have to do a day-by-day here. A lot happened since this was the first week that my son and I didn’t have school. In fact, Monday was the first day since late February that we had … Continue reading
On the Edge of Completion of Many Things
I was tempted to start this off by talking about current events. Then, I remembered all of the arguments I’ve gotten into this week. You see, I think about the psychological impact of an action and play devil’s advocate too … Continue reading
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Tagged books, goals, life, parenting, school, teaching, vampires, War of Nytefall, work, writing
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Goal Post: Guess I Was Due for a Rough Week
This week didn’t go smoothly. The schoolwork was fairly intense because a lot of new skills and actions were introduced. First, analyzing a Longfellow poem with a kid who is literal to the bone is an act of patience. “Dust … Continue reading