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I have one word for the mid-way check up. Eggs. Holy cow have I been eating all the eggs! I think my favorite so far is eggs, mushrooms, and kale. June to December of last year, I didn’t eat any meat, so I’m still trying to keep my meat intake to a minimum—mostly just once a day, if I do… Read More
I love the start of a new year. I love making goals. This year I made two sets of goals — life/family/home and writing. Last week I talked about my writing goals. This week I’m sharing my second goal list of 2018 life/family/home goals. My Life/Family/Home Goals for 2018 are: (1) Finish House Projects These projects have been on my list… Read More
I love the start of a new year. I love making goals. This year I made two sets of goals — life/family/home and writing. Today we’re going to talk writing. Other than the general “get an agent” and “finish the sci-fi work in progress” (which are on my list always — I do need to make a good plan of… Read More
One of my goals for this year (more on the rest of my goals for this year later) is to do two rounds of Whole 30. I’m thinking, why not start off with a bang? First round starts today. I’d be lying if I didn’t say I wasn’t a little bit scared. I know. It’s a little silly. I know… Read More
At the beginning of October I made a goal to walk/run one mile every day. And I made it . . . ten (one I didn’t photograph). Given most of those nine were at least two miles, but I still didn’t make my goal of one mile every day. Which is a bummer, but I’ve learned a couple thing through… Read More
Let’s get real guys. I love, love goal setting, but sometimes I jump in feet first and write a bunch of “good” things down, but never follow through. And when you don’t follow through with good goals, they just become good intentions. I’ve been doing some thinking over the past month of intention and goal setting. I have to be… Read More
Wow. I can’t believe August is here already!! (Honestly I’m very glad as this means it’s Drew’s month!!) So — July Goals Recap 1. Write articles for Blissfully Domestic. Done 2. Come up with three to four ideas to pitch for August articles for Blissfully Domestic. Done 3. Make an outline for e-book. Did it (yay!! — again I can’t… Read More