Day 3: The People Struggle is Real

I had something different planned for today, but then after the last few days I’ve had felt this to be apropos.

I saw this posted on Thought Catalog a while ago, “19 Struggles Only People Who Hate People Understand”

1. When you’re sitting by yourself in a public place and someone sits next to you, your first instinct is great. I hope they don’t start talking to me.

2. Then they start talking and you’re like, CRAP.

3. They’re blah blahing about their day while you silently wonder who

Day 2: Ten Things that Make Me Smile

I’m just now realizing that my Day 2 of NaBloPoMo didn’t post, so here it is.

1. Volunteering/Giving Back – When I go and tutor my kids and see the Ah Ha moment that makes me really happy.
2. Lazy days – Oh my gosh a lazy day is a dime a dozen with me now, but when I get them I sure do take advantage of them
3. Reading – Curling up with a good book

Day 1: What Color is Your Personality?

Sooo, November just kinda snuck up on me. I’ve been super busy these past few months. Back and forth to the doctor and physical therapy for an ankle that doesn’t seem to want to heal; working two jobs, tutoring, book clubs, and I’m sure there are some other things but I can’t think of them right now.

Anyway, this year I’m going to attempt – in addition to everything else – NaBloPoMo on this blog and my short story blog. I have mostly everything mapped out, but you know ‘best laid plans’.

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I thought I’d start off NaBloPoMo with something fun.

My Happy Playlist

I’m sick AGAIN and it’s the third time in as many months. This is the first time I’ve really been on the computer since I’ve been sick – almost a week.

Anyway, I’m catching up with responses from folks that volunteered to be interviewed for WordPress’ Writing 201. Hopefully, I will be caught up with this task by the weekend,

Day 29 – My Hometown

These were taken back in 2009 when the DC area what was termed Snowmageddon. They are of my dad. I can’t wait til we get snow. I mean real snow. I’ve got winter plans that involve snow.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.

The first picture, he’s doing pretty good trudging through the snow in the back.

Then, we all fall down.

. . . and this one. After swelling a bit of snow, we’re gaining our composure.

And we’re upright again. That’s it. You can do it.