6 Things You Might Like To Know About Me
Several years ago, I saw this on a blog and thought neat! Then did nothing with it. Luckily, the idea stuck in my brain and resurged this weekend when I working on what to write this week.
Earthling, female, geek, lawyer, sociologist, reader, poet, yoga practitioner, video gamer, movie watcher, traveler, explorer, hiker, blog writer, animal advocate, environmentalist, student, daughter, friend.
Several years ago, I saw this on a blog and thought neat! Then did nothing with it. Luckily, the idea stuck in my brain and resurged this weekend when I working on what to write this week.
a fascinating look at remarkable women … More My Review of Hidden Figures
*Quoting my friend Ann-Marie, who, upon seeing the spastic forecast earlier this week, posted this on facebook. I thought it quite appropriate … and funny. This week, Mother Nature has cruelly taunted us (at least those of us in the mid-Atlantic region of the U.S.). On Tuesday and Wednesday, here in the Washington, D.C. metro area, we … More “Go home, Mother Nature, you’re drunk.”*
all about my new dictionary … More Happy Dance Wednesday
Mondays get a bad rap (“Sounds like someone has a case of the Mondays”). So I decided to try to add a bit of thoughtfulness to the beginning of the week. thought [thawt], noun – the product of mental activity; the act or process of thinking; a consideration or reflection -ful [foo l] – a suffix … More Thought(ful) Monday
I am an introvert. Most people don’t realize that about me. I have no problem meeting new people. I enjoy spending time with friends. I can talk to strangers. I have what you would call “good social skills.” So when I tell people that I’m an introvert, the main response I get is “but you’re not … More Introverts Unite! … Separately In Your Own Homes
People who know me, whether in real life or virtually, know I love books. If they don’t know, then they don’t know me or haven’t been paying attention. First, I read books. I know that seems obvious, but I’ve been told I read a lot. Really, I didn’t think 97 books last year was *that* many … More Book Love (Or Why You Shouldn’t Ask What My Favorite Book Is)