Challenge: Find a flat spot in Tennessee
There isn’t a flat spot in Tennessee.
No, really. At any point, even if you think it’s flat, you’re going up or down, slightly. Get out a level. I bet I’m correct.
There isn’t a flat spot in Tennessee.
No, really. At any point, even if you think it’s flat, you’re going up or down, slightly. Get out a level. I bet I’m correct.
I have shopping anxiety.
It started earlier this year, when I started getting rid of nearly everything I own. It was easy to give stuff away or sell it. Most of it, I just gave away.
Adulting is a real thing, for parents, anyway.
If you’re a parent of a young adult – or responsible for one in some way — you’re familiar with this concept, even if you didn’t know it had a name.
Kelly Williams Brown is a humor writer who’s credited with coining the term “adulting.” She makes “adult” into a verb: “to adult.” She wrote a book about small steps young people can take to become a grown-up.
I love a blank page.
It’s an invitation, when you first open a document or flip the page in a notebook. I love the feeling you get when that blank page is in front of you. Crisp. Clean. Untouched. Waiting for you.
Waiting for you to fill it with your thoughts, your ideas, your art or your words. It’s waiting for you to fill it with … you. Read more “I love a blank page” →