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First Christmas Married
I love the Christmas movies, especially National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. I could relate to that movie, as Griswold wanted the perfect family Christmas dinner. I mean, ... 363 Days Of Reading
I have never been able to keep up with New Year’s resolutions. Ever. Honestly, I don’t know anyone who really has (to my knowledge). ...A Christmas Story
A Christmas Story is one of my favorite Christmas movies. I know a lot of people think that the story is overly dramatic, but I ...December Is The Month Of Christmas
Where October makes me think of fall and Halloween, December makes me think of winter and Christmas. Not Christmas the religious holiday, but the ...Welcome Back, Dorothy
How does one do it? Stand here in the dark and not fight against the urges that burst through the very core of your ...What I Miss Most
Winter is here, and, like it or not, so are the holidays that I try my best not to think about the rest of ...All Souls Day – Dia De Los Muertos
Halloween has come and gone, and back to normal we go, or do we? Interesting that the next day after Halloween is All Souls ...Happy Halloween With One Last Arizona Haunt
Halloween is only three days away, which makes me sad (sniff … sniff), but it also made me think. What could I write to ...- Design, Fashion & StyleScience & TechnologyNonfictionMediaMemoir & AutobiographiesHome & GardenCulture
NaNoWriMo: 7 Tips for Success
Every November, there is a goal-oriented writing event called NaNoWriMo, or National Novel Writing Month. The goal is to write 50,000 words in 30 ... - Cooking, Food & DrinkDesign, Fashion & StyleMediaSelf-Help & RelationshipsFictionPoetryEnvironmentMemoir & AutobiographiesHealth & WellnessHome & GardenUncategorized
The Library: A Secret Treasure
When most people think of the library they have an outdated version of how libraries used to be. For myself, I remember the card ...
