Sorry I went MIA the past two Saturdays! Life has been lifing and I didn’t have time to read, let alone share what I did read, see, think! But I am back and I have some goodies for you to enjoy with a favorite beverage as you take a break from the holiday chaos! Weekend…
Each year, I promise myself I will be more prepared for the end of the year and holiday season. I will create content ahead of time and schedule it. I will schedule bookkeeping and business tasks like meetings and get them done in a timely fashion. I will keep a running Note on my phone…
For over a decade, I have dedicated the Tuesday after Thanksgiving to GivingTuesday. GivingTuesday reimagines a world built upon shared humanity and generosity. This weekend was about shopping and getting yourself the best deals. Today is a time to give to others: your money, your time, your talents, your platform, and whatever you can do…
Art, music, reviews of TV and movies, ways to help, ways to save money, and the most interesting articles I read this week.
I’ll be honest, I did VERY little reading this week. I didn’t want to read what went wrong, who is at fault, and what will happen next. I believe the best thing is to rest, to recover, and be ready for the upcoming year as we cannot give up, it is our responsibility to keep…
Working elections since 2018, I share the behind the scenes of what we do on Election Day and voting tips.
There are some missing pieces of Weekend Reads this week because life intervened… and it’s exactly why I quit my day job back in 2017 to be a full-time content creator – the ability to put my family first. I will add links to Weekend Reads all week long, but usually do the rest on…
Art, music, book and TV reviews, the most interesting articles I read this week, and resources to ensure we all get the chance to vote.
Weekend Reads I shared on Instagram that my dog chewed my favorite blanket and a lovely individual sent me a link to this wool blend throw from H&M in my favorite colors. I may be putting it on my Christmas list… People fill old newspaper boxes with movies, call it ‘Free Blockbuster.’ (The Seattle Times)…