Wordless Wednesday, Friends One of the most amazing things about blogging…meeting your friends. Who might be brand new friends, in person. But feel like old friends as soon as you start talking. Because they know you. And you know them.
What Can YOU Learn From a Woman Entrepreneur? Why would I, a non-preneur, be interested in reviewing a book about women entrepreneurs? I have not started my own business, I have no desire to be the head of a company I’ve built from the ground up, and I certainly
HOME Whenever I hear the word home I always think about where I grew up, in northern New York. Yes, of course I consider Connecticut home now but my first home wasn’t here. It was there. When I was young it was just where I lived. Nothing special. Once I left
Today I’m doing #AskAwayFriday with Dana from Kiss My List. I’ve been following Dana’s blog for almost as long as I’ve been blogging. If you haven’t met her yet you are in for a treat – she has such an honest and funny way of writing I feel like I
My Street Yesterday, Tris and I got into a fight before school. It was stupid. She left in tears, I watched near tears. She wouldn’t say goodbye to me.
Have you heard of PowerICE? If you haven’t – you are about to. It’s a new and different way to hydrate before, during and/or after training. While you may be thinking…there are already so many sports drinks and hydration options available…bear with me. This product is different. First, PowerICE
Wordless Wednesday Rainbow in our front yard. Pot of gold in our neighbor’s. Today I linked up at: Wordless Wednesday 5 Minutes for Mom and
It’s Friday! That means it’s time for #AskAwayFriday and today I’m swapping questions with Rabia from The Liebers. #AskAwayFriday is an opportunity for bloggers to swap 10 questions to get to know each other better and to share their deepest darkest secrets with their readers. Not so much
DREAM Do you dream? I’ve always been a thinker. I dwell on things, think them over, try to figure out what I’m going to do and what I could have done better. I don’t often DREAM. Thinking is practical. Dreaming…what hope and optimism you must have to dream. Children dream.
