Can you believe it’s almost June? I feel as if I’ve lost 18 months. I’ll bet some of you feel the same. We’re suspended between pandemic and post-pandemic. And the ups and downs of progress continues in May. If you’re new to these monthly progress reports, I use intentions and general categories for tracking tasks… Continue reading The Ups and Down of Progress Continues in May
Tag: Work-in-progress
I’m Stronger than I Thought
In January, I had strong intentions for the quarter, but I anticipated very little of what happened and my plans went awry. My life and my writing feel like a jumble of puzzle pieces that don’t fit where they used to fit. It’s the end of the first quarter of 2021 and it’s time to… Continue reading I’m Stronger than I Thought
A February That Broke My Heart Forever
This was a February that broke my heart forever. If you read my post “A Grievous Loss and a New Life Journey,” you know why. My husband’s death deeply affected me and changed my all goals. Making As things turned out, I worked on the manuscript fifteen days this month. If I Should Die’s revision… Continue reading A February That Broke My Heart Forever
A Quiet Busy Month
December is typically a hectic month. I’m often a last-minute shopper. There are celebrations—three birthdays, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve. And it’s a three-in-one business-wise: end of the month, end of the quarter, and end of the year. Yup, tons of statistics, gathering statistics, and reviewing the year. This pandemic year it was a quiet… Continue reading A Quiet Busy Month
I’m Done Eating Turkey
Lynette M. Burrows is done eating turkey. She’s not talking about the Thanksgiving kind of turkey. Being an introvert doesn’t shield her from pandemic woes.