Tag: February

  • Milky Plant Machine

    About a year ago, I saw an advertisement online for this machine. At the time, they were taking pre-orders as they were closing up their funding sources. I had scoffed at the very high price of the machine since I often see random adverts on my social media. However, I kept up with them and…

  • Looking for Weather that is Just Right!

    Well, winter took its time this year and the cold has truly set it. I had thought that perhaps we would miss the worst of it, but alas nature must always take its course. This was confirmed by the groundhog, Phil, seeing his shadow this year. I know I might sound like a princess πŸ‘ΈπŸ½,…

  • A Brief Commentary on the Royals

    Having married a Brit, I have become more versed on the English culture and aware of the monarchy. Although I recall the news and interest by members of my family in the royal family when it came to Lady Diana, I have never really paid attention to it. Yet, I will never forget the day…

  • Happy February 1st!

    Where does time go? I know it is such a cliche thing to say and yet we do all always mean it when we say it, right? I do not lament out of age, but out of my desire to always want to be doing more. I wonder where this sense of wanting to do…

  • Literary Consumption

    When the voices in my head are quiet, I am not quite sure what to do with myself. I am never clear as to whether or not it is “normal” to not have the whirlwind of thoughts spinning in my mind. I suppose my normal is not this, though it may be for others. Lately,…

  • 2022 Mini Writing Retreat 1

    Since this year is my year of writing on my novel, M had suggested that I go on an “intentional” writing retreat somewhere, but the cost of them and the forced interaction with others did not appeal to me as I want to write according to my methods and in my way – real surprise,…

  • Mixed Signals ~

    A consequence of the pandemic is a need for businesses to adjust their ways to gain the highest returns for recuperating their losses over the past few years.  There are changes that will likely never go away such as using QR codes rather than spending money on printed menus that will eventually have to be…

  • Contrary for Contrary’s Sake?!

    This is going to be a bit of a rant and admittedly a contrary one, but not just for the sake of it. πŸ€ͺ Most of the time, I loathe looking at social media for any holiday or “international/national day of ____” because it has become a space for people to schmooze and ooze over-the-top…

  • Defined by our birthplace or our citizenship?

    When I was young, I used to follow the North πŸ‡°πŸ‡΅ and South Korea πŸ‡°πŸ‡·unification news quite diligently. In fact, I would cut out newspaper clippings πŸ“° reporting on their relationship and the ongoing hope of the Korean people that they would become one nation again. One time, my dad asked me what interested me…

  • A trip away to Malta

    Now that we are somewhat settled in our house, and public conversations are starting to return to logic with an acceptance that the “C” is not actually going to kill off the human race, we decided it was time to take a holiday. It was a shock to realize that I had not been on…

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