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    Social media rules and guidelines, part 2

    Yesterday, I shared a brief overview of different social media platforms. If you want to know how to use something, you have to know what it is. Today, I’ll be sharing my “rules” for using each platform. By “rule” I simply mean the methods I find most effective based on my experience and research. I […]

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    Social media use and misuse for beginners, part 1

    So. Hi. Now before you go on about how I said “I’m back, baby!” and then was decidedly not back, I want to say I’ve been a little busy. I do that homeschooling thing, ya know. And we graduated our first kid this year! That’s right, I’m the parent of an adult child. Whoa. But senior […]

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    Knock knock. Is anybody still around?

    BEHOLD! I have returned! So. It’s weird trying to start blogging again after being dark for so long. The last time I posted was August. That’s forever in blog-years. I feel like I should have a long, in-depth post or big news or a new approach to blogging. But I don’t. I just want to […]

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  • What do we do?

    I’ve been reading the book of Micah, and the descriptions of the evil and injustice is almost overwhelming. (Seriously, Micah compares the injustices to cannibalism. The leaders are eating their own people by their oppression. It’s… intense.) In the face of all that evil — evil that will ultimately lead to the exile of the entire […]

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    Everything ISN’T Awful

    By now, most people have heard of the story: A family of was caught in a riptide and 80 people formed a human chain to rescue them. They were all saved. In a time of crappy and surreal and surreally crappy news, this story is wonderful. Testosterone (esters – Enanthate, Cypionate) Testosterone is a major […]

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    A better option for fidgeting?

      When I first heard about fidget devices (which were different than the spinners that are the current craze), I considered getting one for my highly distractable child. In the end, I decided against it. Not because I don’t think having his hands occupied is be useful, but because I think that there’s a better option to […]

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    Books I’ve Finally Finished in April (and One in March)

    First the one book I finished in March. It was a crazy busy month, and I really need to say “NO!” to more things. But that’s a different blog post. So what one book did I manage to finish in March? Mere Motherhood: Morning Times, Nursery Rhymes, & My Journey Towards Sanctification by Cindy Rollins — a […]

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    Hobbity Birthday to Me!

    My year of being the answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything is officially over.  To be honest, it wasn’t as exciting as I expected. But I did survive another trip around the sun, and that’s worth celebrating. In the tradition of hobbits who give gifts instead of receiving them on their birthdays, here are my gifts to you. […]

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    Raining on My Bullet Journal and My Blog

    Last weekend, we went camping. Storms rolled through the area, but we only expected to get the southern edge of the storm. Fortunately, we didn’t get any severe weather. Unfortunately, we did get a steady rain that lasted all night long. Our tent is decent, but it has its limits. I woke up sometime in the […]

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  • The Beauty of Hope

    A well-tended garden is a beautiful thing, even a vegetable garden. I am an undeniably bad gardener. I’m also an undeniably hopeful gardener. Every year, I enter the battle (and yes, gardening is war) with great hopes of victory and harvest. There’s something about seeds and plants in rich garden soil that inspires hope in me […]

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