Tag: dailyprompt
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Life Learner
I like to think of myself as a life learner. Nevermind the fact that I’m still in school! School work doesn’t necessarily equate learning, anyway. Some of my favorite learning moments have actually been while homeschooling my kids. By finding new things to share with them, we learned together. I found subjects like history much…
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Sequels…
I would love a sequel to Wormwood. I mean Woodworm. Or, perhaps, a prequel? Maybe both! I keep wanting to call the book wormwood. I used to have a lot of wormwood plants in my yard. It was a very pretty plant: Woodworm by Layla Martinez was one of my favorite reads so far this…
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5000+
I love tracking my steps. Imagine my disappointment when, earlier this year, I couldn’t seem to use my fitbit anymore with my android. I have had a handful of trackers over the years, some old-school, a few fitbits, and one generic watch/step tracker that lasted a couple months. I finally got a garmin earlier this…
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Life. Changing.
***spoilers*** Have you seen Backrooms? In this movie, the main character finds his way into a labyrinth of warehouse-type rooms that don’t seem quite right. They keep going and going. And going. The deeper he goes, the weirder things seem to get. There are heavy footsteps that he hears initially… and eventually, he is trapped,…
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Unhappy Endings
I have been on a horror book binge this summer (well, this year in general). Most recently, I read Picnic at Hanging Rock by Joan Lindsay. Written in 1967, the book takes place on Valentine’s Day in the year 1900 at a girl’s boarding school in Australia. A group of girls venture out- supervised, of…
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S-U-CC-E-SS
If I had give someone my top tip to success it would be this: Don’t give up. Don’t give up on yourself. If something is in your heart to do, then you gotta do it. Whether that’s going back to school, writing that blog post, baking a cake or whatever. But we have to let…
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What I’d Say to 20-year Old Me
That sums it up. When I was younger, I was doing what I thought everyone wanted me to do. Needless to say, it backfired and I spent a lot of time and energy trying to live my life that way. But the thing is we don’t live life that way. Perspective comes later after we…
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Overcome
Showing up. Putting one foot in front of the other. And letting go of the results. There have been so many times in my life where I could have let fear talk me out of doing something. Climbing. Camping. Nursing school. Art projects. Writing projects! Homeschooling my kids. The way that I overcome my fears…
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Confidence: Our perception of perception
When I was much younger, I thought confidence was something that you had or you didn’t. Some people had it-way too much of it even-and some people did not. It seemed to go with popularity. And money. If you had both, you could afford to be confident. And if you didn’t, you had to work…
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Minimal
I have this idea in my head of what minimalism looks like…and I’m not 100% certain but I think if I believed in minimalism I would have a lot less stuff. If I believed in minimalism, would I have so many books? Would I have a counter full of oranges and a container of cookies…
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