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Today marks the end date to my 101 in 1001 and I have some very mixed feelings about it. First of all, if you don’t know what 101 in 1001 is, it’s a list of 101 things to accomplish in 1001 days. I made my list (which took all day of some hard thinking and a […]
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Ever since last April, I’ve been journaling like my life depends on it. I’ve kept a journal ever since I was eight, but began doing it as “my thing” back in high school. Every time I would go to the bookstore, a trip to the journal and notebook section was a must. My collection of […]
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If you’ve been following my Book of the Month series, you may have noticed I didn’t do May or June. I slowed down my reading due to a few things. First, we had a personal family related issue going on, and secondly, my library nonfiction books were holding my attention and I wanted to get […]
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We’re almost midway through the month and I just finished my February book of the month this past Sunday! Oopsies! Even though it was a quick read and I finished the majority of it in two days, my schedule at the end of the month allowed little focus time on my book. It was a […]
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Man, do I feel like I have a smidge of catching up to do! I meant to blog throughout the entire Holiday Season (Christmas Season, if you prefer), even making my blog more festive by changing the theme. But as you can see, not one post was made in December. And I’m a little sad […]
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pin This must be a testament to how busy my mind has been recently…I didn’t even notice when my one year anniversary of blogging came up (it was November 15th, if you’re wondering)! Looking back at my posts from a year ago, I feel that as a person I’ve grown and my creativity has definitely […]
Read MoreSome days I love nothing more than to read a good story on how an individual took an idea and made millions out of it, all by knowing that what they needed was not invented yet or on the market. I admire that they had the drive to do their research and followed through with […]
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The first time I had to move and leave my best friends, I was nine. I made sure to get everyone’s addresses and promised to write. If we couldn’t see each other anymore, the next best thing was to be pen pals. I kept up this trend well into my early twenties, and obsessing over […]
Read MoreAnd the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. -T.S. Eliot
Read MoreFor a brief period of time I was interested in poetry. And correct me if I’m wrong, but it’s almost a dying art. My guess is that words in music have become our modern poetry. Back in my Junior or Senior year of high school, I became attracted to Sylvia Plath. It probably wasn’t her […]
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Brandie Sellers 