Well, first of all, I should change the title to "The Weeks in Review" since it's been two weeks since I've reviewed my progress on my goals for 2012. I've been on the computer constantly during the last two weeks, but my focus has been on the development and content of our church's website.
Enough about that....let's get to this!
1. Financial - one week good....one week not so good. It seems like this has been the trend lately. I've come to some conclusions regarding this. #1 -- I can often put off buying necessitates (groceries, gas, etc.) for a few days to make sure that we meet the budget for that week. However, when I do that, it affects the budget for the next week, and we usually exceed the budget. #2 -- it's hard to say "No" to my children. Many weeks the budget is surpassed because we have had extra expenses that were a direct result of helping out/loving on our children and grandchildren: tanks of gas, pizzas, train tickets, McDonald's, etc.
For example, I knew that this past week would be a challenge to our budget. I had put off buying groceries and a tank of gas for a few days to make sure we made the previous week's budget. After filling up the gas tank and the pantry on Monday, we had already spent more than half of the weekly budget. I also knew that I had a hair appointment scheduled. With this added expense, I knew that the budget was going to be tight. Even knowing this, we made a dinner date with our son and his family to take them out to eat on Friday evening. Before we went to dinner, we had $23 left in the budget. I knew that there was no way that we could feed six of us on $23 at the restaurant to which we were going. The cost of dinner was $50. At the end of the week, we were over our weekly budget by $51!
We're five months into 2012. Because I was getting a little frustrated with the good/not good trend, I decided to take a few minutes and get the big picture on how we are doing. So, I went back to Jan 1st and calculated how much our credit card debt was on that date. Then, I calculated what our credit card debt is today. We have been able to reduce our credit card debt by over $3000 in that time frame!!! That's worth celebrating! :)
I don't expect the next five months to mirror that success. I know that the reduction in debt is a direct correlation to the amount of officiating that my husband does. His officiating season is about to be concluded and doesn't really begin again until November. So, the goal in the next five months is to not increase credit card debt. Part of the strategy is to have money saved up for the month of September when we have to pay property tax, car insurance, and house insurance -- an extra $1500 -- when we don't have extra income being generated by his officiating. I am happy to report that we are well on our way to having this money available!
2. Spiritual -- once again, my self-evaluation would be good/not so good. I'm not totally ignoring spending time in the Word, but I'm not in it consistently every day. When I get absorbed into a project, my focus in life is that project -- it doesn't matter what type of project it is....making a video, planning a wedding, writing a news story, developing a website. You guessed it -- right now I am completely absorbed by the website! When that happens, often other areas in my life get neglected, including time spent with my Saviour.
So, my struggle is balancing a high-priority item that has a deadline (the website) with a high-priority item that does not seemingly have a deadline (time in the Word). And, yet, this past week, I've had a great time of worshipping my God, listening to Christian music that led me to worship! And, the reading that I did in Ephesians was SO practical and timely for me this past week! And, my prayer time was an example of "praying without ceasing" -- thinking about and praying for others at random times during the day.
I've finished Ephesians and am now headed into Philippians -- my favorite book in the Bible!!
3. Personal -- I'm all set to begin my classes. In fact, I got up early (well, early for me) on Saturday with the idea that I was going to spend the day on the computer, ignoring the website and working on classwork. I logged into the website for the class, put in the access code, and was promptly told that the access code is not valid until May 29th -- the date that the class is scheduled to begin. Whoops! I was sure that our professor had told me that he was going to let us start early! Oh, well, I changed my direction for the day back to the website and got some really cool things done on it! :)
So, Tuesday night....it will be begin! My husband is in Fort Wayne overnight on Tuesday this week so he won't even mind that I am on the computer all night! :) As you might recall, I have two classes that I am supposed to finish in a six-weeks time frame. I want to get off to a quick start, knowing that this next weekend, my computer time will be limited because I'm babysitting our youngest grandchild!!! At 2-1/2 months, she doesn't really like to play on the computer!
Working on the content of the website, I realized that I'm doing a lot of writing. The writing is a combination of news story writing and non-fiction writing. When I'm working on a webpage
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Monday, May 28, 2012
Saturday, May 19, 2012
First Annual Lady Comet Football Classic
The other day at work, we received an email announcing the First Annual Lady Comet Football Classic.
The announcement told that the participants would learn "standard skills, football terminology, what to look for at Olivet games, and what to look for on TV." This event is hosted by the Olivet College Football Coaches.
I don't know whether I should be pleased or offended. Should I be pleased that the coaches want to garner female support for the college football program? Or should I be offended that they are making the assumption that women don't understand football? Is this event the result of a condescending attitude toward women?
As I think more about why I chose this topic for a blog, I realize that this event does bother me. To me, the premise of the event is based on the stereo-typical idea that women don't understand football. I concede that not all women understand football, but I would point out that not all men understand football either. I doubt, however, that there will ever be an event held like this one that is geared for men.
A word to the coaches -- don't expect me to see me at the First Annual Lady Comet Football Classic.
Next Post: The Week in Review
The announcement told that the participants would learn "standard skills, football terminology, what to look for at Olivet games, and what to look for on TV." This event is hosted by the Olivet College Football Coaches.
I don't know whether I should be pleased or offended. Should I be pleased that the coaches want to garner female support for the college football program? Or should I be offended that they are making the assumption that women don't understand football? Is this event the result of a condescending attitude toward women?
As I think more about why I chose this topic for a blog, I realize that this event does bother me. To me, the premise of the event is based on the stereo-typical idea that women don't understand football. I concede that not all women understand football, but I would point out that not all men understand football either. I doubt, however, that there will ever be an event held like this one that is geared for men.
A word to the coaches -- don't expect me to see me at the First Annual Lady Comet Football Classic.
Next Post: The Week in Review
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Looking Back on Last Week
Here we are already on the downward slope of this week, and I haven't yet posted on how I did last week on my 2012 goals. Well, it's time to remedy that; so, here goes....
1. Financial -- OOPS!!! We knew that we would not be staying under our weekly budget this week. We had made motel reservations that were in excess of the total weekly budget. Our daughter's best friend (and our "adopted" daughter) got married out of town last weekend, and we decided that it would be easiest for us to stay two nights at a motel. Eliminating the extra expenses from the wedding (motel, meals, and extra gas), the rest of our purchases were within the weekly budget.
2. Spiritual -- I was back in the Word, working through Ephesians 5. This chapter is the classic passage regarding husbands and wives. Studying the passage this week, though, I realized that Paul's emphasis wasn't on marriage. It was on the church being one with Christ. It was a different focus for me to ponder, and I found it extremely refreshing to find new truth (new to me) in a very familiar passage.
Last summer, at our family's vacation, we each shared some prayer requests -- things we wanted our family to pray about with us. I shared that my ministry at church was changing. I was going to move from a very visual leadership ministry to more of a "behind the scenes" ministry, focusing on technology. I asked prayer for direction of my new focus of ministry. At the time, I had no idea how much this ministry would expand.
As you may remember, I'm redoing our church website. Thanks to my oldest daughter, who is graciously tutoring me, I'm learning Wordpress and gradually developing the website into a useful tool of ministry. At the same time that I'm working through the technical challenge of the website, other challenges with technology are looming.
Our church purchased a new projector for the Worship Center. It also purchased a new switch box which I will be using to manage a variety of inputs -- laptops for guest speakers, TVs displaying announcements & showing the services remotely throughout the church, a new TV to take the place of the old missionary board. Each of these new tools require learning by me as well as adapting of existing content and creating of new content.
In addition, the church's current Interim Director of Student Ministries is leaving the church in three weeks. A major part of his job responsibilities is dealing with technology. He is the "go to" guy with hardware, networking, software, etc. questions and problems. The Technology Committee had a meeting with him last weekend to review the things he does with technology at church. The challenge is to divide his job duties among us -- I expect that I will inherit the responsibility for updating the church's electronic sign, and of duplicating CDs and DVDs as requested by members of the congregation.
3. Personal -- while all these technology challenges going on, I am about to start two online classes: Computer Information Systems and Advanced Computer Information Systems. Course descriptions are as follows:
Computer Information Systems: Introduction to computer information systems. Literacy, hardware and software concepts, history, social and ethical issues, elementary systems software and applications software such as word processor, spreadsheet, database, communications and graphics packages.
Advanced Computer Information Systems: Students will gain an advanced level of competency in computer hardware, operating systems, and applications software such as word processor, spreadsheet, database, HTML, and presentation
Because these two classes are Summer classes, they are supposed be accelerated -- each designed to be finished in six weeks. Unfortunately, I am registered for both of them during the first six week Summer session....that would mean that I would have to finish the first class in three weeks so that I have three weeks to finish the second class. Thankfully, I've already gotten permission from the professor to take an Incomplete, if needed, on the second class. He would allow me to finish the second class during the second Summer session.
And, of course, during all of this, I'm trying to find time and opportunities to write on this blog, knowing that the accountability the blog provides me is a key in achieving my goals for 2012.
Next Post: First Annual Lady Comet Football Classic
1. Financial -- OOPS!!! We knew that we would not be staying under our weekly budget this week. We had made motel reservations that were in excess of the total weekly budget. Our daughter's best friend (and our "adopted" daughter) got married out of town last weekend, and we decided that it would be easiest for us to stay two nights at a motel. Eliminating the extra expenses from the wedding (motel, meals, and extra gas), the rest of our purchases were within the weekly budget.
2. Spiritual -- I was back in the Word, working through Ephesians 5. This chapter is the classic passage regarding husbands and wives. Studying the passage this week, though, I realized that Paul's emphasis wasn't on marriage. It was on the church being one with Christ. It was a different focus for me to ponder, and I found it extremely refreshing to find new truth (new to me) in a very familiar passage.
Last summer, at our family's vacation, we each shared some prayer requests -- things we wanted our family to pray about with us. I shared that my ministry at church was changing. I was going to move from a very visual leadership ministry to more of a "behind the scenes" ministry, focusing on technology. I asked prayer for direction of my new focus of ministry. At the time, I had no idea how much this ministry would expand.
As you may remember, I'm redoing our church website. Thanks to my oldest daughter, who is graciously tutoring me, I'm learning Wordpress and gradually developing the website into a useful tool of ministry. At the same time that I'm working through the technical challenge of the website, other challenges with technology are looming.
Our church purchased a new projector for the Worship Center. It also purchased a new switch box which I will be using to manage a variety of inputs -- laptops for guest speakers, TVs displaying announcements & showing the services remotely throughout the church, a new TV to take the place of the old missionary board. Each of these new tools require learning by me as well as adapting of existing content and creating of new content.
In addition, the church's current Interim Director of Student Ministries is leaving the church in three weeks. A major part of his job responsibilities is dealing with technology. He is the "go to" guy with hardware, networking, software, etc. questions and problems. The Technology Committee had a meeting with him last weekend to review the things he does with technology at church. The challenge is to divide his job duties among us -- I expect that I will inherit the responsibility for updating the church's electronic sign, and of duplicating CDs and DVDs as requested by members of the congregation.
3. Personal -- while all these technology challenges going on, I am about to start two online classes: Computer Information Systems and Advanced Computer Information Systems. Course descriptions are as follows:
Computer Information Systems: Introduction to computer information systems. Literacy, hardware and software concepts, history, social and ethical issues, elementary systems software and applications software such as word processor, spreadsheet, database, communications and graphics packages.
Advanced Computer Information Systems: Students will gain an advanced level of competency in computer hardware, operating systems, and applications software such as word processor, spreadsheet, database, HTML, and presentation
programs; it is designed to progress advanced students towards completion of Microsoft Office Applications Certification (MOS). Users will become familiar with all components of the Microsoft Office Suite.
Because these two classes are Summer classes, they are supposed be accelerated -- each designed to be finished in six weeks. Unfortunately, I am registered for both of them during the first six week Summer session....that would mean that I would have to finish the first class in three weeks so that I have three weeks to finish the second class. Thankfully, I've already gotten permission from the professor to take an Incomplete, if needed, on the second class. He would allow me to finish the second class during the second Summer session.
And, of course, during all of this, I'm trying to find time and opportunities to write on this blog, knowing that the accountability the blog provides me is a key in achieving my goals for 2012.
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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Mother's Day
Mother's Day has come and gone once again. Yet, reminders of the day are scattered around....a card I received from my parents...the flowering basket that my husband gave me....memories of time spent with my husband, kids and grandkids....
It was a good Mother's Day. I haven't always been able to say that.
When I was young, Mother's Day was a rushed, harried day. Between the church's Morning Worship Service and the Evening Service, we hurried through lunch and attempted to visit both of my grandmothers, delivering cards and gifts. There was no time to relax or to play. To me, as a child, Mother's Day was a day to be dreaded.
When I grew up and got married, I began to look forward to the day that I would become a Mother. March 21, 1984, was the day that our oldest child arrived, and I officially joined the motherhood club. I anxiously awaiting my first Mother's Day, expecting a day of being treated like a queen. The ladies at work were excited for me, eager to hear about my first Mother's Day.
That first Mother's Day came and went. I was underwhelmed and disappointed! Mother's Day was a bust! My husband did not buy me a card or a gift. I had expected the focus of the day to have shifted from my mother to me. That did not happen. And, on Monday, I had to face my coworkers and act like it was "no big deal" that my expectations of the day had not been met.
Year after year, I struggled with expectations of what I thought Mother's Day should be. Year after year, the focus continued to be on my mother -- where did she want to go for dinner? what did she want to do on Mother's Day? The day was never about me.
Finally, one year, I decided that I was going to change the focus. I told my husband and children where I wanted to go for lunch and what I wanted to do on Mother's Day. I then told my mother my plans and invited her to join us if she wanted. The shift of focus had finally turned. That was the first Mother's Day that met my expectations.
I've finally gotten over being disappointed with Mother's Day....I no longer have any expectations of the day. It is what it is. Anything other an ordinary day is a bonus. And since Mother's Day of 2012 was not an ordinary day, it falls in the category of a good Mother's Day.
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It was a good Mother's Day. I haven't always been able to say that.
When I was young, Mother's Day was a rushed, harried day. Between the church's Morning Worship Service and the Evening Service, we hurried through lunch and attempted to visit both of my grandmothers, delivering cards and gifts. There was no time to relax or to play. To me, as a child, Mother's Day was a day to be dreaded.
When I grew up and got married, I began to look forward to the day that I would become a Mother. March 21, 1984, was the day that our oldest child arrived, and I officially joined the motherhood club. I anxiously awaiting my first Mother's Day, expecting a day of being treated like a queen. The ladies at work were excited for me, eager to hear about my first Mother's Day.
That first Mother's Day came and went. I was underwhelmed and disappointed! Mother's Day was a bust! My husband did not buy me a card or a gift. I had expected the focus of the day to have shifted from my mother to me. That did not happen. And, on Monday, I had to face my coworkers and act like it was "no big deal" that my expectations of the day had not been met.
Year after year, I struggled with expectations of what I thought Mother's Day should be. Year after year, the focus continued to be on my mother -- where did she want to go for dinner? what did she want to do on Mother's Day? The day was never about me.
Finally, one year, I decided that I was going to change the focus. I told my husband and children where I wanted to go for lunch and what I wanted to do on Mother's Day. I then told my mother my plans and invited her to join us if she wanted. The shift of focus had finally turned. That was the first Mother's Day that met my expectations.
I've finally gotten over being disappointed with Mother's Day....I no longer have any expectations of the day. It is what it is. Anything other an ordinary day is a bonus. And since Mother's Day of 2012 was not an ordinary day, it falls in the category of a good Mother's Day.
Next Post: Looking Back on Last Week
Monday, May 7, 2012
Webmaster?
You may recall that I was asked by our pastor to take over the responsibility of our church website. You might say that I now have the title of "Webmaster" for the website.
I've been thinking about the word, "Webmaster." It would seem reasonable to think a "webmaster" is a "Master of a website." "Master" -- expert -- one who has mastered -- one who could teach others, etc.
In reality, the definition of "webmaster," according to dictionary.com is "a person who designs or maintains a Web site." It continues, "The term does not imply any particular level of skill or mastery."
That's me, alright!!! No level of skill or mastery!!! To say that this whole process has been challenging would be an understatement!!!
I am not a "techie" in any stretch of the imagination. Hardware, networking, databases, etc. are not my thing -- I have to work hard to understand the terminology and functionality. Give me the software and let me play -- that's where I excel!
Right now, though, this webmaster is stuck on the "techie" side of the website. I've decided to use Wordpress for the design of the website. Unfortunately, our current website host is not user-friendly with Wordpress, forcing us to move the website to a new host. The process has been one "baby step" at a time. I am definitely NOT a "master" at this. I will be thrilled when the "techie" process is complete, and I can actually begin using Wordpress to design the website!
Thankfully, my daughter (who is far more advanced than me as a Webmaster -- of course, that doesn't take much!) gave me a tutorial in Wordpress so that once the "techie" process is complete, I can take off! She's been a great resource in which to bounce my ideas off -- she's my very own "free" consultant!
Hopefully, by the time this whole process of moving the website and redesigning it is complete, I will feel much more comfortable being termed, "Webmaster."
Next Post: Mother's Day
I've been thinking about the word, "Webmaster." It would seem reasonable to think a "webmaster" is a "Master of a website." "Master" -- expert -- one who has mastered -- one who could teach others, etc.
In reality, the definition of "webmaster," according to dictionary.com is "a person who designs or maintains a Web site." It continues, "The term does not imply any particular level of skill or mastery."
That's me, alright!!! No level of skill or mastery!!! To say that this whole process has been challenging would be an understatement!!!
I am not a "techie" in any stretch of the imagination. Hardware, networking, databases, etc. are not my thing -- I have to work hard to understand the terminology and functionality. Give me the software and let me play -- that's where I excel!
Right now, though, this webmaster is stuck on the "techie" side of the website. I've decided to use Wordpress for the design of the website. Unfortunately, our current website host is not user-friendly with Wordpress, forcing us to move the website to a new host. The process has been one "baby step" at a time. I am definitely NOT a "master" at this. I will be thrilled when the "techie" process is complete, and I can actually begin using Wordpress to design the website!
Thankfully, my daughter (who is far more advanced than me as a Webmaster -- of course, that doesn't take much!) gave me a tutorial in Wordpress so that once the "techie" process is complete, I can take off! She's been a great resource in which to bounce my ideas off -- she's my very own "free" consultant!
Hopefully, by the time this whole process of moving the website and redesigning it is complete, I will feel much more comfortable being termed, "Webmaster."
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Sunday, May 6, 2012
Trying to Recap 5 Weeks at Once
....or really 8 Weeks at Once!
You may have thought that I fell off the wagon...abandoned ship...retreated into a fox hole....jumped off the merry-go-round....gone AWOL....etc.....since it's been so long since I've written a post.
I could give you a ton of excuses...life has been busy....my family has needed me....I've been traveling....had to study for a final exam....etc.....but they would just flimsy excuses for undisciplined behavior. That's it -- I've been undisciplined in my behavior, and it has affect my pursuit of my 2012 goals.
To review, my goals are in three areas: Finances, Spiritual, Personal. 1. We're trying to keep our discretionary spending within a weekly budget while, at the same time, reducing debt. 2. I'm trying to be more consistent in spending time with the Lord. 3. I'm pursuing my bachelor's degree in Writing.
Because I've been undisciplined in my behavior, the pursuit of my goals has been faulty, at best, during this 8-week hiatus.
1. Finances - Only 4 out of 8 weeks have we hit our goal of staying within our weekly budget with our discretionary spending. The wall in my study has not been filling up with our posted tallies of success. The good news is that we have continued to reduce debt -- just not at the pace that would have been achieved if we had been more consistent at maintaining our budget.
2. Spiritual - this area has suffered the most in my undisciplined behavior. Spending time with the Lord has pretty much ceased. I got to Ephesians Chapter 5 and that's where I still am! Verse 1 of Ephesians is "Be imitators of God." I thought alot about this verse when I read it back in mid-March. I have certainly failed to obey this verse! God is not undisciplined -- He does not quit or "take a break" -- He is the definition of faithfulness. Forgive me, God, for my failing to meet with you and to read your Word and to memorize it. I did not finish memorizing the passage for March (did 2 out of 3 verses) and didn't memorize any of April's verses.
3. Personal - my class for Spring 2012 semester is officially completed, and I did get my "A"! Even though I got an "A," I struggled with being diligent in my work at the end. I suffered with a lack of motivation during the last news story assignment. And, my writing reflected my attitude -- it was not my best work. Consequently, it was graded lower than the rest of my news stories. I did make it to class ON TIME for the whole semester!!! That was an achievement in itself! :) My writing on the blog, as you know, came to a standstill.
So....what have I learned? What will I change? How do I begin anew? Are my goals unattainable for the "long haul?" These are questions that I need to ponder and address.
I've learned that my blog is vital to maintaining disciplined progress of my goals. When I stopped writing the blog, I no longer had any accountability in these areas so I slacked in each of them.
Are they unattainable goals? No, they are not....I know that each one of them can be accomplished. I proved that during the first 2-1/2 months of the year.
Change in my attitude and actions must occur if I want to accomplish the goals. I need the accountability that the blog provides me. I must choose to be intentional and disciplined.
Today is the first step in beginning anew. The embarrassment and shame of having to admit that I've been undisciplined has stopped me in the past few weeks from writing. Who wants to admit to the world that you've been undisciplined and failed in your Christian walk? Not I; and yet, it's done -- I've written this blog and proclaimed my failure to the world. And, now, I'm ready to begin anew in pursuit of my goals.
So, stayed tuned....more posts will be arriving for your reading pleasure. Well, it may not be exactly for your reading pleasure, but it is most certainly for my accountability!
Next Post: Webmaster?
You may have thought that I fell off the wagon...abandoned ship...retreated into a fox hole....jumped off the merry-go-round....gone AWOL....etc.....since it's been so long since I've written a post.
I could give you a ton of excuses...life has been busy....my family has needed me....I've been traveling....had to study for a final exam....etc.....but they would just flimsy excuses for undisciplined behavior. That's it -- I've been undisciplined in my behavior, and it has affect my pursuit of my 2012 goals.
To review, my goals are in three areas: Finances, Spiritual, Personal. 1. We're trying to keep our discretionary spending within a weekly budget while, at the same time, reducing debt. 2. I'm trying to be more consistent in spending time with the Lord. 3. I'm pursuing my bachelor's degree in Writing.
Because I've been undisciplined in my behavior, the pursuit of my goals has been faulty, at best, during this 8-week hiatus.
1. Finances - Only 4 out of 8 weeks have we hit our goal of staying within our weekly budget with our discretionary spending. The wall in my study has not been filling up with our posted tallies of success. The good news is that we have continued to reduce debt -- just not at the pace that would have been achieved if we had been more consistent at maintaining our budget.
2. Spiritual - this area has suffered the most in my undisciplined behavior. Spending time with the Lord has pretty much ceased. I got to Ephesians Chapter 5 and that's where I still am! Verse 1 of Ephesians is "Be imitators of God." I thought alot about this verse when I read it back in mid-March. I have certainly failed to obey this verse! God is not undisciplined -- He does not quit or "take a break" -- He is the definition of faithfulness. Forgive me, God, for my failing to meet with you and to read your Word and to memorize it. I did not finish memorizing the passage for March (did 2 out of 3 verses) and didn't memorize any of April's verses.
3. Personal - my class for Spring 2012 semester is officially completed, and I did get my "A"! Even though I got an "A," I struggled with being diligent in my work at the end. I suffered with a lack of motivation during the last news story assignment. And, my writing reflected my attitude -- it was not my best work. Consequently, it was graded lower than the rest of my news stories. I did make it to class ON TIME for the whole semester!!! That was an achievement in itself! :) My writing on the blog, as you know, came to a standstill.
So....what have I learned? What will I change? How do I begin anew? Are my goals unattainable for the "long haul?" These are questions that I need to ponder and address.
I've learned that my blog is vital to maintaining disciplined progress of my goals. When I stopped writing the blog, I no longer had any accountability in these areas so I slacked in each of them.
Are they unattainable goals? No, they are not....I know that each one of them can be accomplished. I proved that during the first 2-1/2 months of the year.
Change in my attitude and actions must occur if I want to accomplish the goals. I need the accountability that the blog provides me. I must choose to be intentional and disciplined.
Today is the first step in beginning anew. The embarrassment and shame of having to admit that I've been undisciplined has stopped me in the past few weeks from writing. Who wants to admit to the world that you've been undisciplined and failed in your Christian walk? Not I; and yet, it's done -- I've written this blog and proclaimed my failure to the world. And, now, I'm ready to begin anew in pursuit of my goals.
So, stayed tuned....more posts will be arriving for your reading pleasure. Well, it may not be exactly for your reading pleasure, but it is most certainly for my accountability!
Next Post: Webmaster?
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