Life
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Re Spun Yarn
I found this gem of 100% recycled yarn Lion Brand ReSpun available at Michael’s craft store or the lion brand website https://www.lionbrand.com Continue reading
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Nano update
Today’s starting word count is 16,254, and the end word count is 17,012. Continue reading
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English Lit Of Course
Is it typical of the writer in me to say English Lit? Reading and writing essays on books, plays, short stories, and poems was so much fun. Continue reading
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Never Take Time for Granted
The most precious commodity is time. I always feel like I’m running out of it. Continue reading
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Migraine Hell
Today is another one of those days where my head is boiling and it feels like there’s a giant boulder sitting on top of it and thousands swords are spearing my skull all at the same time. Continue reading
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With my Luck – Best Not to Look Ahead
Hum? Not to sound bleak, but… Considering I can barely make it day to day with my chronic migraines plaguing my existence, I can’t even phantom thinking ahead three years. Continue reading
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Celebrate the Seasons with Spa Days
I think it’s essential to recharge our batteries. Take the time out of hectic schedules to pamper ourselves and spend one day at the spa whenever the season changes: winter, spring, and summer, autumn. Continue reading
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Honoring Loved Ones on Día de los Muertos
On this day of the dead, I want to honor the family members I’ve lost. Over the last seven years, there’s been one significant loss a year. In 2017, we buried my father-in-law. In 2018, we had to say goodbye to my grandfather; the year after, it was my grandmother. These deaths left such an… Continue reading
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The Ripple Effect: Why I Won’t Relive Any Part of My Life
What an interesting question on such a dreary Friday. To be honest, I’m of the camp mindset: be careful what you wish for, and everything happens for a reason. Therefore, no, I wouldn’t want to relive any age or year of my life. Continue reading
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Cultivating Self-Confidence
I believe we all need a reminder of why self-confidence goes a long way and why we need to cultivate it. Continue reading
ROXANNA CROSS 
