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Safely Getting Rid Of Old Tech

With all the cybercrime and tech changes happening now, I’ve got some old computers and gadgets that aren’t really working anymore. What should I do with them? I’m not sure about just throwing them in the trash. It’s not good for the planet, and I’m worried about my data getting […]

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The Great Purge Of 2026

January was quite a whirlwind. My Dad was in a serious illness, and sadly, my uncle passed away. I also lost a dear family friend to cancer. Amidst all this, I resolved to make 2026 the year I tackled my clutter and cleaned up my space. As someone with ADHD, […]

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Crafting: Finding Creative Flow

Sometimes, you just need to step away from your writing and let your creative energy flow elsewhere. I’ve turned mine to crafting! I recently got a Cricut Maker, which is a cutting machine that can cut things like vinyl, cardstock, lightweight woods, and even engrave. I’ve made several projects since […]

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Family Monthly Game Tournament

I recently turned my Dad onto Switch Sports bowling, and it’s been a blast when he and my girlfriend’s son join me! Since it’s a fun, active game we can all enjoy, I thought it would be a great way to get moving. As someone who likes a bit of […]

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The Headphones Rule

I’ve noticed something that might come from my time in IT, or maybe it’s just common knowledge: it’s generally understood that you shouldn’t bother someone who’s listening to music or headphones. For me, this is a way to minimize distractions while I’m working. With ADHD, staying focused is a constant […]

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Discipline Is A Creative Act

Being a writer is a double-edged sword. On one hand, I get to wake up and dive into something I adore—creating stories that bring joy to others. On the other hand, I face the challenge of a world that might not fully appreciate my work, and I have to muster […]

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Dealing With The Naysayers

I’ve found that no matter how skilled a writer you are, there will always be those who try to bring you down. Some of these people are just passing by, so it’s easy to ignore them since everyone has their own opinions. But sometimes, those naysayers are family or friends. […]

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Odd Christmas Tradition

Christmas music hasn’t really evolved much over the past two decades, but I always make it a point to discover a new Christmas album each year. Usually, it’s a compilation of the most popular Christmas carols. This year, however, has been quite unique. Taylor Momsen, the former child actress who […]

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Christmas Joy: Small Tree, Big Lift In Spirts

Christmas hasn’t been the same since my Mom moved into a nursing home. It’s become a bit of a downer. I’ve tried my best to keep the spirit alive, but it hasn’t been easy. With family drama and money being tight, things just haven’t felt like Christmas. But one thing […]

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Returning To A Weekly Schedule

If you’re new to my site or just discovered my social media chats, welcome! For everyone else, thanks for sticking with my writing. I’ve been busy uploading the last four years of posts on my site for the past two months. Sorry it took so long! Now that’s done, I’m […]

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