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Bloganuary: Do You Play in Your Daily Life? What says “playtime” to you?
Do people not take time to relax and do fun things when they feel like it? That sounds extremely stressful, and extremely tiring. At least, that’s my knee-jerk reaction to this question. Intellectually, I know that there are people who are unable to take the time and do something fun. I am pretty sure I…
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Bloganuary: What are your biggest challenges?
So I guess I’m going to be attempting to do “Bloganuary,” for January. We will see if I can respond to all of the prompts. This is probably going to be pretty free-form as I don’t always respond to prompts in a way that uh…actually follows the prompt. (This has been a Thing on occasion…though…
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Review for 2023
This year I have managed to get a number of things done, have put off getting things done, and procrastinated on getting things done. (So in many ways, not too much different than previous years.) In other ways I have been more successful at getting things done than not. Accomplishments: What I’d Like to Accomplish:…
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Book Review: Once a Queen by Sarah Arthur
Once a Queen is a portal fantasy. Or maybe it might be better said that it’s a fantasy novel about Portal Fantasies. Our Protagonist, a young girl named Eva goes on a trip with her mother to England to visit her grandmother. (Her very rich grandmother who lives on an estate with extremely extravagant topiaries…
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