Reader | Writer | Serious Coffee Drinker
What I’m reading this week: Coaxing out the Magical Cookies (Susan Dennard): I’m (slowly) making my way through CK2 and keep feeling stuck. I’m refreshing myself with Susan’s tips on making sure every chapter — every scene — has magical cookies that keep readers coming back. Goal Setting & Creating Archieve (Elise Joy Blaha Cripe): Elise isn’t blogging regularly any… Read More
The Lost Apothecary | Sarah Penner — first of all, this is a beautiful book (both inside and out, I mean check out that cover!) The was the Mad Lit Book Club pick for May. I listened to a majority of it on one of my many drives of April. I finished off reading it in May, and I loved… Read More
Trying to keep it fairly simple this month! All the projects I have going on is anything but simple, however, I’m going to do my best not to try to do all the things. Two main goals I want to get accomplish this month— (1) Finish my submission for a contest (2) Finish the first draft of CK2 That’s it!… Read More
I’ve set some pretty lofty goals (especially since I’m traveling the whole second half of the month) We’ll see how much I can get done — and what I can’t … I’ll move to April!
I was reading one of my favorite blogs (Love, Taza) last week and she posted what she was looking forward to in the “after” of this pandemic. What she was looking forward to when you can travel (somewhere, anywhere). When you can go to the theatre. When this weirdness is behind you. And I loved her post. It really got… Read More
You, guys. This book. Oh, my heart. First of all, let me say that I went into this book not really knowing what it was about. I knew it was about a dress shop, and Amy Green (who rec’d the book in the first place) said mentioned it was a split time story (which as of late have become some… Read More
January’s goals crushing was a little … bleak. While we were able to get more hours outside (goal 10, reality closer to 25), I only completed a Whole …15 and I didn’t get the traction on CK2 that I really wanted to. The point of goal setting isn’t to beat yourself up when you don’t complete anything on your list…. Read More