to have some sense of accomplishment in my home life. As I survey the house and see all of the things that need to be done (laundry, clean the floors, wash the rugs, do the dishes, etc.), it is easy to become discouraged. It helps to write about things that I otherwise might forget or [...]
Dear little blog, Please don’t worry; I have not forgotten you. Forgive me, for sick babies and much overtime have wreaked havoc on an already fragile schedule. Some day I will be back in full force…if nothing else to post pictures of the glorious daffodils popping their heads out of the ground. I cannot remember [...]
It may not look like it, but I seriously edited the blogs to which I subscribe. The goal: spend less time looking at what other people are doing and more time on the things I need to do to move myself forward. It is seriously snowy and windy here today. I don’t ever remember this [...]
Often, I find myself spending more time reading blogs than actually writing on mine or doing some other productive task. It’s nice to see what other people are doing/thinking, but I think I will trim down the blog roll a bit. On a totally different note, today is my birthday. Long day at work with [...]
Blade of grass After Rain No Flash
I just had a lightning strikes moment. I think I just found my new domain name. I have been trying to think of something more creative than Jennifer’s Journal for this blog, and I think Cereal For Supper would be perfect. It just whacked me in the head when I typed in the title of [...]
I have been writing on this blog for over a year now. That seems incredibly hard to believe. I started in May of 2008. I enjoy it more than I ever thought I would. I love that it helps me document activities and projects. I love that it gives me a place to get out [...]
There are thousands and thousands of blogs, so why should I add another to the mix. The short answer is, Why not? As an adult, I kept a detailed journal during two important times in my life–while I backpacked around Europe and while I was pregnant. I have a mediocre memory and a terrible sense [...]
