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Another year older, not much wiser
It’s Thanksgiving here today. While it’s usually one of my favorite times of year, this year it’s fallen at an odd time for me, which means I’m not home with my family and celebrating my birthday. I’m at my house, … Continue reading
It’s fine, everything’s on fire, but it’s fine
It’s taken a little longer to post than I planned, because of several terrible unforeseen events. Car broke down, credit card was stolen, stepped in cat puke early one morning. When it rains, it pours. But I am trying to … Continue reading
The end of March and the beginning of thunderstorms
It’s that time of year again, dear readers. Spring has mostly arrived, signaled by my least favorite day of the year(April 1). I know Indiana has a habit of returning to Winter even on the warmest of Spring days, but … Continue reading
January explanations
New Years usually calls for resolutions and newly announced goals. Since I haven’t posted anything in almost four months, I think I should probably explain what’s been going on. Last year I talked about making big changes in my life. … Continue reading
Moving on
Dear readers, I know it’s been a while, but I’m back! I took a brief hiatus to pack up my entire life and move halfway across the country. I’m now living in Pennsylvania, so if anyone has a writing group, … Continue reading
Refocus
It’s time to refocus. It’s mid-April, time to get over the distractions. There’s been too many distractions. Birthdays and babies, parties and drinking. Oh, yes, there was drinking. But I let myself get distracted. I keep doing that. Even now, … Continue reading
February never wins, but that won’t stop me from trying
I made a point to not make resolutions this year, to prevent myself from making plans I couldn’t keep. It worked, I guess. Maybe a bit too well. I was supposed to keep writing, keep working, save money so I … Continue reading
The problem with her
The problem with her is she’s single. She’s 28, and not married. She’s not even dating. She needs to fix her situation. The problem with her is she’s not getting out enough. She needs to be going out and meeting … Continue reading
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