The Year of Internal Struggles and Bad Recipes

I shamelessly copied Margaret and posted the first bits from the first posts of each month of the year. I’m not sure how telling this is, because unlike a year or two ago, I now have a more difficult time writing openly on my blog. Also, so many of my posts are a whole bunch of junk muddled into one entry that I’m probably listing the easiest stuff to write about, since my first sentences tend to be that way. Anyway, I thought it was a cool idea, and a chance to review the year, just a little. The first bit from this exact day last year was a bit of foreshadowing, I think. ;-)

1/1/09–I’ve just been loving the vacation from school lately. Although, subconsciously I know I’m going back soon, since I woke up to a dream of my boss chewing me out and me quitting on the spot.

2/9/09–This absolutely sucks. Yesterday, I “did something” to my back while I was cleaning and moving stuff around in the living room.

3/6/09–Take some baked chicken and chop into bite
size pieces, add a package of frozen mixed vegetables (or whatever leftover veggies are in
the fridge) and a can of cream of mushroom soup.

4/12/09–I’m sitting here listening to Aaron Goldberg, because his complex jazz tunes make me feel more sophisticated than lonely.

5/10/09–A few minutes ago, I rescued this ladybug from a bucket of some sort of sludge that Greg has left in the front flowerbed.

6/8/09–I’ve never been all that into watching YouTube videos, but I’ve seen the light. I LOVE how you can type in the name of a stitch that you need to learn (today it’s a ladder stitch) and a nifty demonstration comes right up. Bless these people for doing this!

7/13/09–I had to get some stuff off my chest, but I couldn’t just leave that out there. Not with evil frenemies lurking about looking for something to gossip about! If you want the password, let me know.

8/19/09–My black moleskine has been seeing some action lately. I have so much going on that it’s just too much to blog about without feeling overwhelmed, so I write it down there instead.

9/5/09–I just went on a Cowboy Junkies binge, no pun intended. I was singing Working on a Building at the top of my lungs, and then ended up ordering five of their CDs.

10/3/09–I got inspired yesterday by a post I read about heroes and English class. It made me think about how an alternative program such as the one I teach in would benefit greatly from an English class that focuses on heroes.

11/01/09–I’ve been having vivid dreams lately. Early this morning, I met a man who had been working for himself since 1981. If I believed in “guides,” I’d have to say he was one.

12/4/09–Anytime we’ve been at home today, Sage has been badgering me to check The Weather Channel to see exactly when it is going to snow.

Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages.
  • bodytext
  • del.icio.us
  • Facebook
  • Google
  • E-mail this story to a friend!
  • Print this article!
  • StumbleUpon
  • TwitThis

4 Responses to “The Year of Internal Struggles and Bad Recipes”

  1. on 01 Jan 2010 at 11:14 pm Kelvin Kao

    Ooh, I’ve done this a few years back. It was interesting to see. I remember my first sentence tend to be kind of vague, and that’s not necessarily on purpose either.

    Happy new year!

    Kelvin Kao’s last blog post..Goodbye 2009, Hello 2010

  2. on 02 Jan 2010 at 1:39 am Margaret

    I loved reading about this and have read all these posts in their entirety. Why can’t you be as open on your blog as you used to? What have I missed?

    Margaret’s last blog post..2010–already?

  3. on 03 Jan 2010 at 11:37 pm Pacian

    What an awesome idea. Like snatches of conversation as you walk along a busy street.

    Hmm. I just tried it with my blog and I was kind of disappointed. Not sure I’ll post it.

    Pacian’s last blog post..2010

  4. on 04 Jan 2010 at 10:47 pm Wende

    Clever!! :D I’m afraid most of mine would be, “I know I haven’t been blogging much. . . ” :D

    Wende’s last blog post..Envisioning a New Year

Trackback URI | Comments RSS

Leave a Reply