Showing posts with label Month Wrap-up. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Month Wrap-up. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 17, 2019

Late June Wrap-up

The Book Nook: Twin Arrows, by Kate Willis (The Night Archers is published now. Go check it out on Amazon),
Two Towers, by J. R. R. Tolkien

Writer's cove: I wrote a few pieces of flash fiction and worked on camp nanowrimo prep.

Blogger Railroad: May
More Flash Fiction

Craft Island: I sadly have nothing to put here.

Goals for June: write more in my journal
Write 2 blog posts
Write some more flash fiction
Work on lettering
Prepare for camp nano

Goals for July: Work on lettering
write 10k for camp nanowrimo
Read more
Work on sewing


Thursday, June 6, 2019

May

Sadly, I forgot to post this last month. So here is the late version.

Book nook: The Hobbit -J. R. R. Tolkien
Just David -Eleanor H. Porter
George Müller -Janet and Geoff Benge
Dawn -Eleanor H. Porter
The Fellowship of the Ring -J. R. R. Tolkien (current read)

Writer's cove: I wrote some flash fiction (link below).

Blogger railroad: Moonlit Dances

Craft island: a fairy peg doll for Emmi's birthday
And the flash fiction I told you about.

Goals for May:
Write more in my journal then this time last year
Write 2 blog posts -this one was a fail. I totally forgot all about it.
Read more
Work on my sewing

Goals for June: write for in my journal
Write 2 blog posts
Write some more flash fiction
Work on lettering
Prepare for camp nano

Tuesday, April 30, 2019

A Month Gone By

The Book Nook: The Hobbit-J. R. R. Tolkien
The Mirror-Hunter Chronicles-R. M. Archer ( she is releasing it tomorrow.)
The Night Archers-Kate Willis (I beta read it. She will be publishing it sometime this year.)

Writer's Cove:
I worked on outlining a novel again. It went a lot better than last month.

Blogger railroad:
The Mirror-Hunter Chronicles-Book Review

Craft Island:
Peter's gift (a Buzz peg doll)
Lettering

Goals for April:
Write 10k words in my story
Make a peg doll
Write in my journal more then this time last year
Work on lettering
Write 2 blog posts

Goals for May:
Write more in my journal then this time last year
Write 2 blog posts
Read more
Work on my sewing

And that was my April.

Sunday, March 31, 2019

March in Review

The Book Nook: 
The Least of These
Kiera- both by Kate Willis

Writer's Cove:
I tried to outline a novel, but it didn't work. Other then that, not much.

Blogger railroad:
February

Craft Island:
Japenese Lanterns
A gift for Josiah


Goals for March:
Outline novel
Write one short story
Journal more then this time last year
Work on sewing skills
Write 2 blog posts
Make a peg doll of one of my characters.

Goals for April:
Write 10k words in my story
Make a peg doll
Write in my journal more then this time last year
Work on lettering
Write 2 blog posts

Saturday, March 2, 2019

February

This is a small snippet of the things I did during February.

The Book Nook:
The Princess Adelina~ Julie Sutter
Northanger Abbey~ Jane Austen
Emma~Jane Austen
For Felicity~Audrey Caylin

Writer's Cove:
I didn't do much in this category this month. I did work on The Locket a bit, but now I have to start the plotting all over because the plot changed.

Blogger railroad:
Goodbye January/Hello February
Giveaway Round 2

Craft Island:
Lettering
Started a peg doll

Goals for February:
Work on sewing and/or lettering skills
Make supper twice
Write three short stories-major fail. I didn't write one.
Journal more then this time last year
Outline a novel I plan on writing- also a major fail. The plot changed.
Write two blog posts

Goals for March:
Outline novel
Write one short story
Journal more then this time last year
Work on sewing skills
Write 2 blog posts
Make a peg doll of one of my characters.

Monday, February 4, 2019

Goodbye January🌸Hello February

Here is my late summary of the first month of January.

The Book Nook:
To Have And To Hold~Mary Johnston
Pride And Prejudice~Jane Austin
Sense And Sensibility~Jane Austin

Writer's Cove:
I worked on three stories this month. "Basil", "How Far A Smile Can Go", and "The Locket". "Basil" is a school project, "The Locket" is a novel that will probably take me years to accomplish, and you can read "How Far A Smile Can Go" here.

Blogger railroad:

The Book Dragon Interrogation Tag

A Giveaway
How Far A Smile Can Go-A Short Story
And I created a new blog here for my wee folk.

Craft Island:
3 peg dolls,
And I started lettering.

Goals for February:
Work on sewing and/or lettering skills
Make supper twice
Write three short stories
Journal more then this time last year
Outline a novel I plan on writing
Write two blog posts

What are your goals for February?

Monday, December 31, 2018

Goodbye December/Hello 2019

December is done and 2019 is upon us. This has been a really good year and I can't wait to see what the new year brings. This is my first ever month wrap-up post and I hope the first of many more to come.  One of my goals for the new year is to post at least twice a month.

Events that happened:
We celebrated St. Nicholas day with stockings, cinnamon rolls, pizza, and going to Swan Lake to see some Christmas lights.
Our church had a meal and concert to celebrate its one year anniversary in the new building.
Making Christmas candy,


Daddy's family came down,
We went to see lights again twice

Christmas eve family night.
CHRISTMAS HAPPENED!


The above are some gifts that I made.



And my collection.
New Years Eve marshmallow roast.
And I got a phone, hence the pictures. They aren't the best quality, but their the best my camera can do.

Reading: To Have And To Hold, by Mary Johnston.
I'm also reading through the bible with a ladies fellowship reading challenge by some Christ Church women.

Word of the year: Patience. I have been struggling with patience a lot, so I am going to make it my goal to practice it a lot more often in 2019.

Goals for 2019:

  1. Read 1 new book a month,
  2. Write a few more short stories,
  3. Perfect my sewing skills,
  4. Write two blog posts a month,
  5. Work harder at school then usual,
  6. Bake more often,
  7. Babysit my younger siblings at least once,
  8. Not go over my $15 budget like I usually do,
  9. Get at least semi-good at lettering (in time to make Christmas cards that look good for once),
  10. Do a little more crafting than I have been doing,
  11. Practice patience,
  12. Journal more.


What did you do for Christmas? What are three things that you want to do in 2019?