Thankful for Crashing
I’m pretty good with staying organized with homeschooling my three youngest, writing, blogging and the myriad of other responsibilities. Normally, I can keep dental appointments, my daughter’s hearing aid appointments, and any other medical appointments straight in my head with the help of a calendar on my laptop and another one inside a drawer. However, […]
Haiku
Next Monday is going to be the Blogathon’s Haiku Day. For a quick refresher, because I needed it, a haiku is a 3 line poem with 17 syllables. (with 5, 7, 5). Someone mentioned that we learned it in 3rd grade. Did you? Can you remember back then? I love them because they can be […]
Feeling Inept?
With this new blogging adventure, I’ve had way too many opportunities to feel inept. I’m learning how to post, design a blog, download a 3rd party html, and the list goes on and on. There is blog etiquette, and there is definitely blog lingo. Fortunately, I’m also part of a supportive group who are more […]
Guest Blogger – Jennifer Fink
I’d like to introduce Jennifer Fink who is my guest blogger today. The Blogathon’s rules asked bloggers to have one guest post during the month of May. Please welcome her. My house is a mess. Three of my boys are still in their pajamas and a two-day old basket of clean laundry leers at me […]
Guest Blogger
I love this imperfect theme. So when Jan asked me to guest blog on her spot I was so excited, because not only am I an imperfect mom, but an imperfect wife, friend, therapist… First, I looked up the definition of perfect, and I found among other definitions, “entirely without any flaws, defects, or shortcomings.” Next, […]
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I’m blogging from not only a different computer but from a different state. I’m visiting my folks in sunny Southern California. So for the next few days, my posts will be short because I value the time with my mom and dad. I probably don’t have a whole lot of it left. For any […]
Fellow Bloggers
Here are the 100 fellow bloggers that are taking part in Wordcount’s Blogathon: Go visit.Rebecca I. Allen – 356 No More, A journey from couch to fit Christa Avampato – Christa in New York, Curating a Creative Life Anjuli – bhulbhulaiyan, a complicated entanglement of zigzag pathways Joan Lambert Bailey – PopcornHomestead, Gardening, place and […]
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“They say that nobody is perfect. Then they tell you practice makes perfect. I wish they’d make up their minds.” Winston Churchill (1874 – 1965) Wanted to share this today because it made me laugh. I hope it made you smile. Photo Courtesy of cliff1066 (Creative Commons)
Don’t Be Too Jealous!
With being new to the blogging world, I’m finding it way too much fun! One goal I know I’m suppose to have is to craft my blog so it’s supportive of others. People don’t want to hear about the minutia of my life but about life issues that can help them in some way, […]
