What Would Eleanor Do: So Much!!
Hmm..where do I begin? There’s so much going on in my head…so much happening in my world. First, here’s my quick update on my knitting challenge for the year. While … Continue reading
What Would Eleanor Do: Challenge herself
Today have been toying with tackling weekly challenges to help me get back on track. The idea of weekly challenges seems a bit overwhelming though so maybe I’ll try daily … Continue reading
What Would Eleanor Do: Take a bath
A warm bath is one of the greatest luxuries to me. It requires time and thought…selecting the right bath salts or bubble baths, filling the tub, and carving out the … Continue reading
What Would Eleanor Do: Not Sit In the Mud
I’m stuck. I’m down in the mud and crap. Ugh!! I’m feeling weighed down by fear, jealousy, lack of motivation and a whole host of emotions that I can’t name. … Continue reading
Allergies
Ugh…I can’t write right now! My brain is exploding because spring is exploding in DC. That’s all!
What Would Eleanor Do: Know the difference between being alone and lonely
Some days I feel very lonely. Most of the time I just feel alone because I am. Today is a lonely day. I was thinking about Eleanor today and her … Continue reading
What Would Eleanor Do: Break the Rules
It’s strange that I haven’t written anything in 2 days. It’s strange to me that it feels strange. It wasn’t my intention not to write on Friday or Saturday…life just … Continue reading
What Would Eleanor Do: Celebrate Herself!
There are days when I’m just happy being me. On these days, I don’t feel like I am perfect, usually far from it, but I do like my little quirks. … Continue reading
What Would Eleanor Do: Remember her stuff
Spring Cleaning rocks!! When I say spring cleaning, I mean cleaning out things — going through every drawer, closet, and area of my apartment. It’s kind of a pain, but … Continue reading
What Would Eleanor Do: Stop Wasting Time
You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, ‘I have lived … Continue reading
crossing the finish line 