After all the reading and writing I’ve done since I started this blog, I found worrying is the topic that most worries us. Just this morning I found myself reading the the ticker tape running along the bottom of the screen while watching the news. The Dow closed above 13,000 yesterday, therefore, I thought, my . . . → Read More: Why Worry?
|
|
||
|
Tonight I’m starting the third book in the Hunger Games trilogy. So far, The Hunger Games left me feeling strong. Good triumphs evil …I think. Yesterday when I started Catching Fire, the second book, I was revved up and ready to go. Today as I got into the second half of the book, my mood . . . → Read More: On To Mockingjay Today I drove back to the Cape, arrived mid-afternoon, and jumped in my chair to resume reading Catching Fire, the second book in The Hunger Games Trilogy. As usual, the TV was on and The Talk was playing in the background. They did a whole Hunger Games theme today, even dressing like the characters. I . . . → Read More: Still “Catching Fire” Yesterday I started reading The Hunger Games at 4pm and, with the exception of time out for when Syracuse was playing, I finished it at 1am. Wow. It was a fast moving, easy read, but also a very hard read. (I did dream about being the head of my own post apocalyptic world after trying . . . → Read More: The Hunger Games For St. Patty’s Day today my husband and I caught Hugo at the local cinema. This was, hands down, one of the best movies I’ve seen in a long time. A whole new side of Martin Scorsese you shouldn’t miss. There is only one word to describe the story – kindness. This movie displayed . . . → Read More: Hugo – You Should Go OPI, JPEG, GIF, Tiff, bit map….once again, the more I learn, the more I realize I don’t know. Today our Cape Cod Writers Center held a full day workshop on e-publishing and marketing. It was wonderful – the presenters really knew their stuff and presented it in a clear, factual manner. It was in . . . → Read More: E What? Or Maybe Just Eeek! Yesterday morning the national news reported that wealthy people are more apt to lie, cheat, and steal than those of us that are not wealthy. Why? Why is that? Don’t they already have it all? This thought crossed my mind, but I let go. Later in the afternoon I was reading with the tv . . . → Read More: An Image of God Most people who know me know that I am well-acquainted with daytime TV, from the morning news, right on through the afternoon talk shows. They yammer away in the background as I go about my business of blogging, editing my book, researching my book, or practicing my daily pencil drawing exercises. Today I was irritated . . . → Read More: Clarice! Wow! ….mid-life, that is. Your grade school years seem to last forever. Every birthday between five and ten years of age seems to take 730 days to reach. The years between ten and sixteen move a bit faster toward that ever so coveted driver’s license. Seventeen through twenty five starts to flash by, hitting a few . . . → Read More: Crisis! Valentine’s Day is not just for lovers. It is for love, period. Every one of us has at least one person we love. Most of us have have as many as five people that are not mere acquaintances, or even close friends, but something more. I’m talking about those few people we can count on . . . → Read More: To REALLY Love |
|
|
| Copyright © 2025 Another Day Goes By - All Rights Reserved | ||
