I finished Camp NaNoWriMo tonight (hoorah!), so I'm posting this summary of each day. Each night since the first of July I wrote a little entry on how my editing and writing went that day, to give you an inside taste of how I spent my time. I also have a post from last Camp… Continue reading Camp NaNoWriMo 2018 Diary (July)
Love, Always
I think something that can get lost in the busyness of our everyday lives is that God loves us. Continuously. He loves us whether we finish our to-do list or not, whether we procrastinate or not. He loves us whether we read our Bible for an hour or two minutes, whether we pray in the… Continue reading Love, Always
Good Morning
It’s time for a blog post. Let me hear your cheers of joy. Can cheers be anything but joyful? Can cheers be sad? (I just looked up the definition and a cheer is a shout of joy, so there you go.) (Look at me, caring for your education/not wanting to lead you astray.) It’s lunch… Continue reading Good Morning
Weekly
I have a cup of tea and it’s been a while. Less than a week, feels like eternity. I have numerous ideas for blog posts, but none of them feel right and I simply don’t have the energy to try and make them right. With this in mind, I've decided that the way to go… Continue reading Weekly
Ready To Go
It’s Camp NaNoWriMo once more! Held every April and July, it’s the build toward November, which is National Novel Writing Month. Keen as. If you remember, I wrote about Camp NaNoWriMo throughout April. (I explain what it is here and talk about my experience here.) Being the 29th of June (can you believe it?), tomorrow… Continue reading Ready To Go
One Story, Two Story
I feel like blogging but the only thing to blog about right now is the weather and tea and driving through the fog into the sunshine. In some ways this is a nice place to be because life is simple and enjoyable and each day holds stability. But in another way how many times can… Continue reading One Story, Two Story
Ordinary (But Not)
I wake up and journal, eat breakfast and get ready for the day. I drive to work with good music playing and navigate through the fog, brace myself to face the cold for twenty seconds while I walk into the office. I work and drink tea and stand by the heater, but mostly work. I… Continue reading Ordinary (But Not)
