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Blog Reflections #1: Taking the Love Connection By the Heels
I’ve been taking this new “connect to the blogosphere” philosophy by the heels lately trying to sort it all out and keep track. It can get all quite blurry, but … Continue reading
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Musings #3: One Hundred Followers and A Little Nostalgia
I am completely floored that the blog that I had put off, set aside, sidestepped, and put off has reached over 100 followers across Twitter, Facebook, and WordPress in only … Continue reading
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Picture This Picture That #3: When the Five Year Old In All of Us Escapes
Musings #2: Broken Dish, Fractured Feelings, and a Lot of Glue
This was an uninspired, stock white cheap dish now laying in wrecked pieces. It was among the first things I bought for my apartment in my twenties from a store … Continue reading
Running a Couch25K: Episode 1- Back in Time
My dear husband and I decided to go back to the gym and get moving November of last year. It’s had some fits and starts with the holidays and complete … Continue reading
Musings: Ten Things That Make Me Think I’m a Writer
10. I remember the first book I ever read and understood when I was between four and five years old. Indeed, I remember the very word that made it all … Continue reading
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