I've only flown on a plane for one trip in my life. When I was 17 years old I was offered an opportunity to fly to the Bahamas for an educational week of …
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Sometimes we have to build in the dark.
This winter has given me a sense of forward motion. Always seeking. Always pursuing. Always hoping. Each day the sun rises and sets it reminds me of warmer …
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Even if you’re failing, it’s better than doing nothing.
As I plan to take on new goals this year, I know failure is a good probability. I actually welcome it with open arms. You should too. Failure teaches us we have …
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Setting goals and embracing the adventure.
Just over a week ago I decided that I wanted to share my story of how I began blogging and how I've been so successful in writing so often. I sat down one night …
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I’m not really an artist. I’m a liar.
I've never really considered myself an artist and quite honestly, I still don't. I mean I say I'm a digital artist, but to me I feel like art is a tangible …
Beer Speaks. People Mumble.
I found seeing this truck to be comical and coincidental. About three weeks ago my room mate bought me a 6 pack of Lagunitas beer and I was a little skeptical. …
Touchdown Tuesday
The days are getting longer and that's a beautiful thing. I can't wait for the temperatures to finally rise and the snow to melt. To feel the grass again and …
The passing of days.
Some days can seem to fly by when you are busy working, learning and enhancing your life. The sun never seems to slow down for us at times. By the time we have …
The Daily Architect.
As much as I like to think I can grab hold of my days and create routines to structure my tasks, it's easier said than done. February has been a bit of an …
So close.
The days are getting longer and warmer (than usual). Each setting sun closer to days of spring and summer only to bring us back to right where we started …