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Could it BE any colder out there?
It’s been nearly a month since my last entry. I have been busy! I guess having a personal life will keep ya busy. I’ve been writing like crazy though, which is awesome. I’m way behind on the Think Sideways course, … Continue reading
Protected: Here comes the rain
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Happy Monday!
Wow, what a fabulous weekend! I had another FUN date, finished reading two books, watched Michael Moore’s Slacker Uprising AND stopped to appreciate all of the beautiful colors starting to emerge around my property. On top of that, I decided … Continue reading
Summer’s over, fall is here.
Welp, fall has arrived and it makes me a little sad to see everything dying. I try to remind myself this is part of the cycle, death is a necessary part so that everything can be reborn and beautiful in … Continue reading
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Where did August go?
I’m obviously behind on making my weekly posts. Week Five of Think Sideways threw me for a loop but I’m working through it, slowly but surely. I’m still kind of focusing on Week Four with the “one sentence” technique. The … Continue reading
Protected: Week Four – My Sentence(s)
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Protected: Week Three – Lightning? More like fireworks.
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Week Two – My Sweet Spot Assignment
Okay, I have to admit I was a little intimidated by week two’s lesson and assignment, mostly because it dealt exclusively with clustering / mind mapping and I had only ever used that during my time at university. However, I … Continue reading
