When most people think of a 70-pound dog, they consider them "sturdy." In other words, you wouldn't expect that pup to run and hide from something unexpected. Such as little dogs they could otherwise step on. But Juniper's - well, not like other dogs. As we've come to learn.
Month: February 2022
Review of Sarah J. Maas’s CROWN OF MIDNIGHT
Book 16 of 85 for 2022: Sarah J. Maas's CROWN OF MIDNIGHT
The Writer’s Guide to Stretching
Yes, the stereotypical image of writers involves a stately hump. Those authors also tended to die young. Or at least suffer horrible physical impairments. Take it from someone who battles her body on a daily basis: You need to MOVE as you exercise your craft. Stretching breaks are the easiest way to accomplish that movement.
Review of Sarah J. Maas’s THRONE OF GLASS
Book 15 of 85 for 2022: Sarah J. Maas's THRONE OF GLASS
The Dangers of Freelance Marketplaces (like Upwork) No One Talks About
You want to embark on a freelance writing career. (insert cheers here) Various social media feeds point you in the direction of Upwork or other freelance marketplaces as the best place to start. They sound perfect. And since I cut my teeth at Upwork, I should champion your path. But I don't. Marketplaces prey on writers. And you need to know what you're getting yourself into.
Review of Shannon Messenger’s KEEPER OF THE LOST CITIES: LEGACY
Review of Book 14 of 85 for 2022: Shannon Messenger's Keeper of the Lost Cities: Legacy
Why Pins Make Your Life Better
Not everyone's big on carrying around glaring signs of individuality. But you'd still like to break out of your shell and tuck pieces of yourself SOMEWHERE. When you feel overwhelmed by life, you need to find something to turn to to express your personal message. And Pins do the trick perfectly. Yes, pins - those little bits of colorful metal you can attach - well, anywhere.