October Playlist Favorites

October's playlist was very minimal. I wasn't really listening to a lot of music. There were things going on in my life that made it difficult to focus on what I'm passionate about. I've had moments where I'm just not sure why I'm doing what I'm doing. I think a lot of it has to... Continue Reading →

Digital Layout: Evergreen

Last week daughter was on fall break from school and husband took some time off work so we decided to take a little car ride up to Evergreen to walk around the lake. We've been to the lake a few times (our family Christmas photo was taken there last year) but never walked around it.... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Fake Like Me

Title: Fake Like MeAuthor: Barbara BourlandGenre: Fiction, ThrillerYear Published: 2019 Fake Like Me is a thriller by Barbara Bourland. The story is written in first person point-of-view through a no-name narrator who starts out as an art student and moves her way upward. While in art school, the narrator becomes obsessed with a particular art... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Selected Stories of Philip K. Dick

Title: Selected Stories of Philip K. DickAuthor: Philip K. DickGenre: Fiction, Sci-fi, FantasyYear Published: 2013 Selected Stories of Philip K. Dick is a collection of short stories in sci-fi and fantasy by Philip K. Dick. I would say it’s some of his best works. There are 21 stories and they were all enjoyable, but my... Continue Reading →

Leuchtturm Notebooks and Etsy Mini Haul

Getting my writing notebooks ready for 2021. This year, I felt a bit all over the place so I'm hoping these notebooks will help me get my writing groove back. Earlier in the year, I purchased an A5 Chic Sparrow Traveler's Notebook to house the A5 notebooks. Initially, I bought some cheap notebooks from Amazon... Continue Reading →

Book Review: An American Story

Title: An American StoryAuthor: Mark LagesGenre: Fiction, Literary, MemoirYear Published: 2020 An American Story by Mark Lages is a fictional memoir about a man named Huey Baker. Huey tells us stories and experiences from his life and within it, he includes some satire, war stories, alcohol abuse stories, family dynamics, and many other facets of... Continue Reading →

Cantaloupe From the Garden

Mom picked these cantaloupe from my plot at the community garden. All were orange inside but one. I didn't eat that one because I wasn't sure if it would taste right. I did taste the second smallest one and it tasted like cucumber. I'd love to grow more next year.

Book Review: The Dawn Chorus

Title: The Dawn ChorusAuthor: Samantha ShannonGenre: Sci-fi, Paranormal, New AdultYear Published: 2020 The Dawn Chorus is a novella between The Song Rising (the 3rd book in the Bone Season series), and the upcoming 4th book, The Mask Falling. The novella doesn’t give anything away from the main story. It basically delves into Paige’s pain and... Continue Reading →

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