Category Archives: Life

NaNo Decision

(Sidenote: I had all this recorded, but my weekend’s been a little crazy so I haven’t had a chance to edit and upload it. I figured it would be fatster to just type this.) It’s almost November, the time of year when writers go crazy (well, crazier than usual). National Novel Writing Month. We writersContinue reading “NaNo Decision”

Dealing with Exhaustion

Oh hey there. Been a while, hasn’t it. Ehrm…. So here’s the deal. In the last five months, I’ve moved three times and started two new jobs. Two of the moves have been across at least four states away. Factor in very little time to relax and changing time zones, and you’ve got one exhaustedContinue reading “Dealing with Exhaustion”

Road Trips and Big News

Heya word nerds! I need to apologize to you. I’ve been very bad about posting here over the last month. But I have an excuse. It’s even a good one! First things first, I made a new video! Check it out. In case it wasn’t obvious from the video, I recently took a road trip.Continue reading “Road Trips and Big News”

The Procrastination Problem (or Why I’m Learning to Work Ahead)

You may have noticed that my text posts have been a little sporadic of late. That’s largely because as I’m adjusting to my new job and home, I’m trying to adjust to a new schedule. When I was in school (and doesn’t that make me sound old?), I generally wrote my blog posts the dayContinue reading “The Procrastination Problem (or Why I’m Learning to Work Ahead)”

Thoughts on Going Back

I’ve been living on my own for more than a month now. This weekend, I’ll be heading back to Indiana to participate in my college graduation ceremony and my parents’ house. And I’ve got mixed feelings about it. So pardon my rambling, but there’s been a lot on my mind in regards to going backContinue reading “Thoughts on Going Back”

Cleaning Out Clutter

As you may know, I recently graduated college and moved home. I found myself unpacking things that had been either at college or in boxes in our basement for the first time in three and a half years. And I realized I had a lot more stuff than I thought. This was most noticeable inContinue reading “Cleaning Out Clutter”