Good Afternoon! Today is Christmas eve eve, and if you celebrate Christmas, things might be getting kind of crazy.
I know it's crazy at our place. We host Christmas Dinner for the family, so we'll have 20+ people eating at the house. It'll be fun, but boy, that's a lot of cleanup.
I've been working like crazy on Life in Mill Halley, but it's probably going to only be the first draft done January first. I'll get another date soon. If you want to help edit a chapter or two, or even the whole book, email me at readnowtoday@gmail.com. It would really help.
In the Christmas spirit, a new Christmas post. Enjoy!
Pippa
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It's Christmas, the almost 30-day period of time where your life halts and focus turns to giving. It's a nice way to get your thoughts off of politics and celebrity gossip and whatever you focus your life on. Instead of those things dominating your time, something else takes its place.
Family.
Santa.
Stress.
And the Christmas season can be stressful. Two weeks with the kids home (or, if you are in school, off school), a couple days off work, and preparations. Make a list of the gifts. Buy the gifts. Wrap the gifts. Give the gifts. It should be relaxing, but it isn't.
If you are reading this post, that means you've taken time out of your day to read my writing. What makes you care enough to read this, I don't know. I have no idea who is reading this. But you still are taking time out of your day to read it. And I take time to write these. Who knows why? Maybe to release stress or express an opinion. And because you are reading it, I can help you release that stress. Turn on Christmas music (there is some to the left). Take a breath, close your eyes. It may no longer be Thanksgiving, but what are you thankful for? What has made this Christmas season good? What are you looking forward to?
Organize your priorities. What do you need to do tonight? Tomorrow? Write a list. Once you feel relaxed enough, continue reading.
Tomorrow is Christmas eve. I will be posting Christmas tidbits throughout the day, but that's a lot of Christmas tidbits to write alone. If you want to write something, I will post it. Some posts here get 50+ views, and I would put a direct link to your writing blog. Just fill out the form below to see your writing on the site tomorrow!
-Pippa Liber
Family.
Santa.
Stress.
And the Christmas season can be stressful. Two weeks with the kids home (or, if you are in school, off school), a couple days off work, and preparations. Make a list of the gifts. Buy the gifts. Wrap the gifts. Give the gifts. It should be relaxing, but it isn't.
If you are reading this post, that means you've taken time out of your day to read my writing. What makes you care enough to read this, I don't know. I have no idea who is reading this. But you still are taking time out of your day to read it. And I take time to write these. Who knows why? Maybe to release stress or express an opinion. And because you are reading it, I can help you release that stress. Turn on Christmas music (there is some to the left). Take a breath, close your eyes. It may no longer be Thanksgiving, but what are you thankful for? What has made this Christmas season good? What are you looking forward to?
Organize your priorities. What do you need to do tonight? Tomorrow? Write a list. Once you feel relaxed enough, continue reading.
Tomorrow is Christmas eve. I will be posting Christmas tidbits throughout the day, but that's a lot of Christmas tidbits to write alone. If you want to write something, I will post it. Some posts here get 50+ views, and I would put a direct link to your writing blog. Just fill out the form below to see your writing on the site tomorrow!
-Pippa Liber
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