It’s hard to believe how often weeks fly by in a blur; we’re almost halfway through the fourth month of the year already, and it
Year: 2015
I’m not a big fan of holidays, as they’re generally manufactured by people with social control agendas… On the other hand, I love holidays for
This is the middle of my “break” week for my writer’s workshop–and between Round of Words in 80 days rounds, strangely enough. It really couldn’t
It’s been a fiction-filled week for me–though I haven’t gotten to write anything of my own in that time. I’m very much enjoying the stories
I got the sick that’s been circling the office this weekend, but also got to see an Aunt I hadn’t seen in 5 years… It’s
It’s International Women’s Day and the beginning of Daylight Savings here in the U.S. And we’re finally starting to see the end of winter. Maybe
I got a chance at the pre-release ARC of Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon as part of my membership at NetGalley. It intrigued me as
I’m beginning to suspect that my quest for some kind of normalcy or balance is my form of tilting at windmills. Then I run across
I’m finally catching up to my NetGalley obligations, posting reviews of books I’ve gained access to through my membership. In this case, it’s the second
I’m starting to feel like a broken record: Too much, too much, it’s all too much. And yet, this week, I feel like I’ve come