So I have failed miserably with keeping up with the blog. I suppose I cannot just blame myself since I write half of this and Caro is supposed to write the other half, but I have missed telling everyone about my adventures.
Since I last posted a blog, the following has happened:
- I started work as a receptionist at a technical college. I work five evenings a week and then Saturday mornings. This is a great place for me to get things done as most evenings are slow. I can read and write and surf the internet.
- I still work at the coffee shop and actually became half-way decent at making drinks for people. It's a fun fast atmosphere and I am so lucky to have awesome coworkers who keep me laughing and smiling through my shifts.
- I had my free time seriously diminished.
- I had a wonderful holiday season with all the people I love.
- I became seriously addicted to the BBC's Sherlock. If you aren't watching, then you should be.
- See also: Downton Abbey. An excellent period television show that is wonderfully done and 100% enjoyable.
- Community got put on hiatus and this made me very sad. But it will be back in March. For those of you who have no idea what I just said, it's an excellent TV show and hands down my favorite on television.
- I did not sleep a lot.
- I bought a Kindle and reread a bunch of books. I have also discovered that I enjoy memoirs.
- Odin and Thor decided that they like to chew things and that is annoying.
- I have been to Ikea once, which is noteworthy. Because I love Ikea.
- I plotted out a book. I'm going to leave it there, because I don't like to talk about projects I'm working on until I know that they are worked out. But so far I have written 6K words for it and that is awesome.
- I read the book that my BFF Trish has started and it's wonderful. I can't wait for her to finish it.
- I wrote this blog post instead of working on my novel.
- The Colts had a miserable season that I'm still not over.
Welcome back, HB! A writer writes, and keeping up on your blog is a good start.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear what you are doing. We love you-- it's great to have more fully grown daughters entering our family.