Tag Archives: travel

A Disney World Redemption

Hey everyone! I was working on a post about an October reading wrap up, but then I went to Disney World for a week with my husband and our family and friends. And the October reading wrap up had to wait. To give my enthusiasm for writing about my Disney World experience some context, weContinue reading “A Disney World Redemption”

A Travel Blog (Sort Of.)

May 7, 2021 Hey everyone! Sorry for the delay. I clearly don’t know what I’m doing. Ha. Do you post every day? Every week? Are there algorithms I should be caring about? But I can’t start “shoulding” myself to death. That’s when things become a mess. And I’m already a mess. So let’s pretend likeContinue reading “A Travel Blog (Sort Of.)”

Writer’s Walks and A Couple of Thoughts

Happy Saturday all! I never know how to start these things. I don’t want to say, “I hope you are well,” or “I hope this finds you well.” I do hope both of those things. However, this is not a work email and the hope I have for you is genuine and not just aContinue reading “Writer’s Walks and A Couple of Thoughts”

Panic Attacks and Writing Prompts

Happy Saturday everyone! Is anyone else having a most delightful autumn/October? It’s seriously my favorite time of year. I think I have reverse seasonal affective disorder, where I get sad in the summer and happy in the fall and winter. Maybe it’s the fact that summer feels so stressful. Like you have to be goingContinue reading “Panic Attacks and Writing Prompts”

Let’s Talk about Anxiety

Hello all, It’s raining here in my neck of New Jersey. I love rainy days no matter the season, but I especially love rainy days in Fall. Anyway. We’re not here to talk about the weather. I’ve teased at this topic in many of my blog posts, but I decided I finally wanted to talkContinue reading “Let’s Talk about Anxiety”

Part II: Punctuation?!

Hey everyone! It’s time for another “Catapult Class Writing Prompt”! I’ve been spending this Saturday reading Love and Olives, which I’ve been enjoying very much after reading Love and Gelato. My anxiety has been high for the last week or so, and my current fixation is “books that take place in Greece”. I also readContinue reading “Part II: Punctuation?!”