July began with a migraine that lasted several days, sadly. We did go over to have dinner with my inlaws the weekend of the 4th, which was nice. An easy dinner of grilling hot dogs, Eric’s delicious baked beans, and this amazing deviled egg potato salad that we discovered. We watched fireworks on tv and …
In June, I was transitioning to a new position at work. Still the same manager with the same team, just taking on a team lead role. That was a challenging adjustment. Along with the adjustments with work, I was feeling rather disconnected – here but not here. I am working on getting back to my …
Time feels so elastic these days. I suppose that’s for obvious reasons (Covid), and that the days tend to blur into one another. I spent the month continuing to indulge my love of reading, continuing to do my Mind-Stilling practice, and starting to look at other habits I wanted to encourage. I read a post …
In April, my month was heavily influenced by reading A Court of Silver Flames. (My monthly marker photo even shows the three copies I ended up with at one point because two of them arrived heavily damaged. Le sigh.) But, at the beginning of the month, I set some goals for myself that I thought …
March started off kind of rocky, but even through all the challenges I kept reminding myself that there is a place for hope and possibilities. I realized too, that I’d kind of been going through the motions the last couple of months, so for some reason, March seemed like I suddenly woke up and started …
I’m not gonna lie. February was rough, y’all. Ramses started acting like he didn’t feel well right at the beginning of the month. At first I thought maybe I was imagining it because we’d just gone through similar symptoms with Thut. Unfortunately, he was in much worse shape than Thut was. I suspect that they …