Hello, reader. I debated posting a short message on Twitter and Instagram about the current state of my blog, but I'm pretty long-winded and since the message I want to get across is about my blog, why not post it on my blog as content? Yes, my ideas are revolutionary - so if you want … Continue reading A [not so] Quick Word
This is my response to The Daily Post's prompt, Overcome. Click the link to learn more, or continue on to my short essay. On September the Eighth, I was not awoken by the sunrise. I was up before that glowing star broke the horizon line, and was likely in the shower or doing my hair … Continue reading Overcome
I'm much more interested in watching a Shakespeare play than reading one. I would only read Shakespeare willingly if I was performing one of his plays and needed to learn lines and stage directions. That doesn't seem likely to happen in the near (or far) future, so I will continue to happily sit in my … Continue reading Shakespeare: First Folio
Greetings! February is knocking at our door with optimism and a fresh perspective on the year. As I say my farewells to January, I am looking onward to new and continuing short-term goals, as well as updating and reminding myself of longer term goals for my blog, my professional life, and my personal self. One … Continue reading Five Podcasts for February
"Piece of shit!" - THUNK - and then, "Sorry." - the creaking noise an old door makes when it's being open - At least, that's the sound I imagine when I open my tablet back up after my motivation sort of side-steps the frustration I feel for how terribly this "innovative" piece of technology is working. … Continue reading Why I Write
Disclaimer: I've decided to make this emotional. It wasn't a necessarily out-of-the-ordinary day, but I need to get this out. And I want to say happy birthday to a friend who is missed by so many; I wish I could be more articulate about that, but I can't, although I don't know what else can … Continue reading Bookshelf Therapy