Taking the ordinary to the extraordinary one small change at a time.
I was at the doctor for an early morning appointment the other week. A 7:15 a.m. appointment to be exact. Yeah, I don't do early mornings that well. But I was just coming off a case of pneumonia, yes pneumonia. Another story for another time. And since it was serious, you know, pneumonia, I was... Continue Reading →
2019 started out so hopeful, I was getting it done. It being life. I had constructed one that was productive and purposeful. For once, my life appeared to be going pretty darn well. Like a well-oiled machine. I was waking up early, walking every morning for two miles with Sadie. These walks let me center... Continue Reading →
May 14th, I head to Paris bitches!
Either everyone I know is way better with their money or everyone I know is just as dumb as me.
Just for today, I will focus on today.
I love caramel corn. Caramel is awesome. Popcorn is awesome. Combine the two and you get awesomer. Is that a thing? I don't know. It should be. But not everyone has enjoyed the awesomer things in life. I did not realize until recently that my niece Meg, and a lot of people who have nut allergies,... Continue Reading →
So I discovered I left a word out of my post yesterday. The word was 'be.' Yep, kind of an important word in a sentence, being a verb and all. I fixed it so hopefully my post is now error free. But let's face it, with the combination of my poor impulse control and wanting to post the... Continue Reading →
I was in a meeting with an editor this past week and found myself telling them I was 47. She responded with a blank stare and repeated, "47? You do not look 47." I thanked her and we went on with our meeting. Funny thing is I actually can't be younger than my 47 years.... Continue Reading →
-ish, it's not just a sort of measurement, it's a life choice.
Taking the ordinary to the extraordinary one small change at a time.
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a few tiny houses in washington, DC
Tiny house tours and resources in DC
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