Dear Graduating Senior- For the past several years I have refrained from writing about you on this blog. It felt like your teenage years and stories were yours and yours alone. No longer could I spill my heart out for … Continued
This post could also be entitled What I learned in April: Do what you’re good at. But ending a sentence in a preposition is a no-no so in a veiled effort at professionalism we’ll keep it to: Do What You … Continued
After my gorgeous new dining room wallpaper, it was immediately clear that my chandelier was not going to cut it. To be honest, I’ve always hated this chandelier. It was picked out by the builder before we bought the house. … Continued
This post contains affiliate links. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Wallpaper is back! As a Gen-Xer I have vivid memories of the wallpaper in the houses I grew up in. There was wallpaper with lattice and strawberries in … Continued
(This blog post contains an affiliate link.) January is coming to a close. I’ve spent the month thinking about what I would like to do, accomplish, or not accomplish in 2023. I’m thinking of 2023 in both low level goals … Continued
Before looking toward the future, we need to look in the rear view mirror. Part of me wants to quietly slink into 2023 without being noticed. You can’t see me if I can’t see you. Unfortunately, that’s not how it … Continued
Thank goodness for my online friend Heather, she is the reason I keep coming back here to Share Four Somethings and link up on her blog. This monthly practice has helped me slow down and pay attention. Thanks Heather! Something … Continued
Each month I link up with my online friend, Heather Gerwing, and explore four things that I have loved, read, treasured and looking ahead to. I love how this little blog post has helped me slow down and think about … Continued
June has felt like a really full month; in mostly a good way. It’s time to look back and share something read, loved, treasured, and ahead. Something Read – With The Fire on High by Elizabeth Acevedo My school librarian … Continued
May felt like the longest, shortest month. End of the year activities were (almost) back to normal compared to this time last year. Recitals, outdoor graduations, graduation parties, ceremonies, and general end of the school year festivities; all brought to … Continued
