Nothing on My Mind I am linking up at Five Minute Friday, We are given a word prompt and are free write for five minutes. This week’s word prompt is “nothing.”. “Nothing” can be quite a loaded concept, encompassing a range of meanings depending on context. It can signify absence, emptiness, or lack, but it can also hint at simplicity, clarity, or even contentment. Even if I say, “From this time to that time, I am planning on doing nothing,”. Chances are, you or I are still doing something. A common problem is that the mind never shuts off.…
Today’s writing will be very different but it has a hidden message, I just need to figure out what it is. Maybe it will resonate with you. Layers and Stairs Trapped, a maze. Like peeling an onion, layers, and layers of stairs Occasionally, you reach a flat level and find your way through unfamiliar territory into the outside at one point you were so very very close to where you wanted to be to find your way home there were the sounds of the lake, so many trails through the woods, roads, signs with the familiar town name… so close…
Beach Getaway Summer Road Trip Essentials Your Guide to Comfort Adventure | SheSpeaks "Have you ever taken a vacation by yourself? For work or just because? If you have not, then I highly recommend it, even if it's just 2 nights." ~lena@whatmommydoes.com (Adventures in SEO) What is your favorite beach getaway memory? Packing for a beach trip involves thinking about essentials for sun protection, comfort, and enjoyment by the water. Here’s a comprehensive list to ensure you’re prepared for a fantastic beach getaway: Pack Essentials: Don’t forget to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, hats, beach towels, swimwear, and beach…
Pecking Order: Chicken Nest Box Turf After a lot of indecision, I picked up a pack of these to try out. I found them on clearance, then only to discover the clearance price paid wasn’t really any less than it is listed for at most online sites. The turf seems to be secure. I was concerned about the chickens trying to eat it. It washes easily, however, it quickly gets dirty, and the chickens aren’t happy they can’t scratch around in it like they do when there are shavings and herbs in their nest boxes. So the eggs…
This week, I am sharing some resources from some of my favorite chronic illness bloggers. Resources: Chronic Illness Blogs To Follow I was diagnosed with mental health issues and chronic fatigue myself. I found this post helpful. Not many understand how some days are especially hard. It is pretty isolating to feel like no one understands and to feel physically or mentally unwell most of the time. Mental health and chronic fatigue Self-care and chronic illness management are very important topics. Trying to manage your chronic illnesses and make sure you are performing self-care well can be a real struggle…
I am linking up at Five Minute Friday. In the Five Minute Friday linkup, we set a timer for 5 minutes and free write about the word prompt, then share. Finally Friday I do not like to rush time. I mean, it seems to fly by so fast on its own as it is. However, Fridays seem to be my favorite day of the week. Fridays mean we are winding down from the rush rush rush busyness of the house, home from school work and appointments, trying to do things that need to be done at…
Book Review: Mikey’s Treasure Mikey’s Treasure is a 30-page children’s picture book by Missy Moe Hap and Illustrated by Tanya Zeinalova. It was published in September of 2023. The book published in the English language is rated for ages 4–7. About the author: Missy Moe Hap is a mother of two and lives in Perth, Australia. She had this imaginative idea in her head and, with the help of a friend, transformed it into a book. The story is about keys hanging in a hardware shop. Mikey is the smallest of the uncut keys, and while waiting to be…
There is so much information out there. These are some helpful hints I have found useful. 5 blogging communities to join now! a. Blogging Facebook Groups: There are numerous Facebook groups dedicated to blogging, covering various niches and topics. Examples include “Blogging Boost” and “Blogger Education Network.” These groups provide opportunities to network, collaborate, and seek advice from fellow bloggers. b. Get Blogged c. Medium Partner Program: Medium is a blogging…
Mental Health & Spring Cleaning “…a clean and organized physical environment can reduce stress and boost productivity.” Spring cleaning is a refreshing tradition that involves thoroughly cleaning and organizing your home to welcome the new season. Here’s a checklist to guide you through your spring cleaning: Declutter: Start by decluttering each room. Go through your belongings and decide what to keep, donate, or discard. Remove items that you no longer use or need to create more space and reduce clutter. Dust and Wipe: Dust all surfaces, including furniture, shelves, countertops, and electronics. Wipe down surfaces with a damp cloth or…
Summer Break Sanity Saver Lists 17 Tips For Planning Your Summer Break Here are 17 fun activities to do with your kids during the summer: Visit a Local Park: Spend a day outdoors enjoying playgrounds, nature trails, and picnic areas. Have a Beach Day: Pack sunscreen, towels, and snacks for a day of sun, sand, and swimming at the beach. Go Camping: Whether in your backyard or at a nearby campground, camping is a fun way to bond with your kids and enjoy the outdoors. Visit a Zoo or Aquarium: Explore the wonders of wildlife by visiting a local zoo…
