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Blog-o-Rama, Day 6: Broken
Broken… in my home, what isn’t broken? We live in a circa 1890′s farmhouse in need of lots of improvements. For today’s photo, I chose this porcelain doorknob which I bought as a replacement for one...
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Blog-o-Rama, Day 7: Something That Begins with F
FUR! It happens to be one of my favorite wardrobe accessories. I’m rarely seen without at least a tuft or two dangling from my pant legs. The fur in this photo belongs to one of our two dogs, Colby...
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Blog-o-Rama, Days 8 & 9: Shapes and A Snack
I’m killing two birds with one stone today. I neglected my blogging duties yesterday in order to attend to my teaching duties at last night’s Make It, Take It opportunity for our school’s second...
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Blog-o-Rama Day 10: Stars
From the time I can remember I wanted to be an actress. I yearned to walk the red carpet, to have strangers ask for my autograph, and most of all to have the opportunity to pretend to be someone else....
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Blog-o-Rama Days 11 & 12: Smile & A Mother
I decided to combine these two prompts because they seem to go hand in hand. My mother has rejoiced in my happiness and helped wipe away my tears, making her inextricably linked to my smiles, and...
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Bloglovin’ Time!!
What a great idea! Now I can follow all my favorite blogs in one place! No more shifting back and forth between WordPress and Blogspot. This is awesome! Thanks Anna for the intro to this amazing tool!...
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Blog-o-Rama Day… uh… 16: Mailbox
Well, for those of you who’ve been keeping tabs (although bittersweet, I don’t think there are that many of you) I’ve missed a few days. I could go on about why I’ve been neglecting my blogging...
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Blog-o-Rama, Day 18: Want
I felt myself becoming one of those moms today. You know the ones, the moms who nag at their children at sporting events as the child puts forth as much effort as she can muster. Yeah. That was me...
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Blog-o-Rama, Day 19: My Favorite View(s)
I’d like to share my Snapfish photos with you. Once you have checked out my photos you can order prints and upload your own photos to share.Click here to view photos Okay, so I’ve been working on this...
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Geneology and Crazy Dreams
Well, I think we’ve established that I’ve got some work to do when it comes to frequent blogging. But, the past it the past, so let’s move on! Several weeks ago I bought a Groupon that gave me a good...
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The Best Daughter in the World
Yes, that’s right. I do have the best daughter in the world. (Argue all you want, to me she’ll always be number one.) I often find myself bemoaning the fact that Jillian struggles with so many aspects...
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Trust
Recent events have given me reason to contemplate the importance of trust. Whether it’s the trust between friends, the trust among colleagues, or perhaps the trust between a girl and her horse…...
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Happiness is… Newly Discovered Kittens
On Monday, we came home from school to find kittens tucked away in the feed room of our barn. Those of you who live on a farm know that unexpected baby animals don’t always make it. Over spring break,...
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One morning, many years ago, a little red-haired girl stood at the top of a flight of stairs, rubbing her eyes and yawning the remnants of sleep away. Her stuffed turtle was clutched in her little fist...
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My Muse Has ADD…
If you know any writers or have spent time listening to their conversations, I’m sure you’ve heard reference to the term “muse.” In my mind, the muse is that little voice, the imagination if you will,...
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Stress vs. Passion
This quote puts so many things in my life in perspective. Dream big, my friends, and WRITE ON! (Originally posted on positiveoutlooksblog.com)
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The Fine Line Between Fear and Success
When I was about eleven or twelve I took a horse named Applejack in 4H. He was a beautiful sorrel American Quarter Horse gelding who was all of five years old. For those of you who may know anything...
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