Currently | 6.13.17 Watching | Wonder Woman! > Summer movies are here! And I had been waiting a very long time for Wonder Woman, go see it! We also caught a few other movies and watched Season 1 of Billions (loved) and Season 5 of House of Cards (hated). Reading | ebooks. > I mainly read a lot of ebooks in support of the Work at Home Ultimate bundle (it's over now). I don't like … [Read more...]
Project Discover Week #18
Last Updated on June 10, 2017 by 8 Comments
Before I write a single word I just want to say how AWESOME Wonder Woman is! Go see it. And if you can see it Dolby Atmos - do it! It was everything my inner little girl who worshiped this female super hero wanted it to be. Now onto this week. On Monday, just after 4:30 a.m. we jumped into the Jeep and headed to the San Francisco Bay Area for a visit. Our plan was to drive 9 hours to Sacramento … [Read more...]
The Ultimate Toolkit for Working At Home
Last Updated on June 3, 2017 by 10 Comments
Working at home. It’s the dream, right? Maybe. Being your own boss, setting your own hours, and choosing what you work on. All that sounds awesome. But what people don’t realize is that there is a whole lot of work that occurs to make that happen. And sometimes you really don’t know what you are getting yourself into. Take it from someone who did it the wrong way. In 2009 I was … [Read more...]
Monthly Blog Goals: June 2017
Last Updated on June 3, 2017 by 12 Comments
I started this series because I enjoyed reading my friend Natalie's monthly accounts of how she was doing with her own blog, Cosmos Mariners. I knew it would be a good way to have some accountability for the many hours that I put into blogging. As an "A" student in school and a highly organized Type-A kind of person, I didn't expect to have to record failure when I didn't complete my … [Read more...]
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Introverts Guide to Blogging Conferences
Last Updated on June 4, 2017 by 44 Comments
Blogging conference season is well under way. There are a ton of conference guides out there and I wouldn't dare to duplicate them, but I haven't seen one out there for introverts. As a member of that "tribe", I can tell you that you can successfully attend a blogging conference, make connections and contacts while still keeping your sanity. So I've created this Introverts Guide to Blogging … [Read more...]
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Project Discover Week #17
Last Updated on June 3, 2017 by 18 Comments
Last week when I wrote my week #16 Project Discover update, if you were sitting next to me and bet me $100 that I would see Baywatch on the big screen, I would have taken that bet. And I would have lost... It was warm over the weekend, and it was a holiday weekend, so to avoid the crowds who were out and about taking in the sun, we headed to the movie theater to see, you guessed it, Baywatch … [Read more...]
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5 Tips for Budget Travel in Mexico
Last Updated on May 28, 2017 by 13 Comments
I wanted to go on a vacation where I do all the things I wanted without spending a fortune on everything but enjoying myself. I was tired of spending money on expensive hotels, flights, traveling through the country and not having the money to really take in my vacation space. I chose Mexico to travel to and try to be budget friendly. It was so much easier than I could’ve imagined traveling … [Read more...]
5 Things Johnny Depp Taught Me About Life
Last Updated on May 28, 2017 by 30 Comments
With the opening of the fifth installment of Pirates of the Caribbean, I'd thought I'd update this post from March 2010. Despite Johnny Depp's many highs and lows the lessons he's taught me about life remain true to this day. Johnny Depp has been in my life a long time. I, like most other Gen X girls, adored him from the moment he appeared in 21 Jump Street. With my father begrudgingly … [Read more...]
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Project Discover Week #16
Last Updated on May 27, 2017 by 5 Comments
Week by week is different here. On the road last year travel from place to place, it made sense that our environment and our schedule was always in flux. After nearly four months here in Portland sticking to one spot, you'd think we would have developed a routine, yet we haven't. I thrive on change, I can adapt to just about anything, but there is an underlying current of the unknown that is … [Read more...]
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Price of Procrastination
Last Updated on May 20, 2017 by 10 Comments
This post is originally published on Hipmunk's Tailwind blog by Kelly Soderlund and Meg Ellis, on March 8, 2017. Let’s face it: procrastination is almost as American as pie. More than one-fourth of us identify as procrastinators, while 20 percent identify themselves as chronic procrastinators, meaning it affects every area and spans every spectrum of their life. But people usually plan … [Read more...]
