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Welcome. You’ve Got Mail.
In what ways do you communicate online? How do I communicate online? Like this. Like what I’m doing now. I type what I want to say. I’m guessing this question can have a deeper meaning in terms of do we communicate for business, for social reasons, etc. Obviously I have to do a lot of… →
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“Say What You Want to Say”
What is your mission? When I come to this site on my phone, it is always a different prompt than what it is when I use my tablet. Very strange. But I’m glad I got on my tablet tonight because this is the first time I’m seeing this question. It literally made me say “Ohhhh….”… →
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Living Life
What are your thoughts on the concept of living a very long life? A very long life is a luxury not afforded to everybody. Some have no choice in the matter because of their physical health and some make the choice because of their mental health. Living for a lengthy amount of time presents a… →
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Under Pressure No More
What could you do differently? I have a tendency to read what everyone else says in response to these daily prompts before I answer it myself. I almost skipped over the question today because I didn’t have an answer. My first thoughts went to the things I know how to do…crochet, knit, etc. I don’t… →
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The Greatest Gift: Finding True Confidence
What is the greatest gift someone could give you? A lot of people have answered ‘time’ for this question. That’s a really good answer. So are some of the other ones I read. Faith, love…all wonderful things. For me, I think confidence is the greatest gift I could receive. Not just the confidence that allows… →
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The College of Life
What colleges have you attended? To give specifics about the colleges I’ve attended would be revealing too much about my real identity. I’d like to remain Batman anonymous for as long as I can. But I will say that both schools I attended were not my choice. Initially. Where I went for my undergrad teaching… →
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No Ma’am! You Didn’t Just Do That!
Because I am super excited about the idea of writing a book and writing on my blog, I have watched the movie “Julie & Julia” on repeat. It’s the story of Julia Child as she wrote her famous cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking. It also shows the journey Julie Powell went through as… →
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Embracing Change: Reflections on Freedom After Catholic School
I worked in a Catholic school for 19 years. That is certainly obvious if you have read any of the other posts here or even on the About Me section. In those 19 years I have seen many kids come and go through the school. One of the things that always tickled me was the… →
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Voting My Conscience
How have your political views changed over time? I don’t think I have political views. I am registered to vote under a particular party and have a pretty good voting track record. But I don’t consider myself political in that I know what I believe to be right and true and I vote accordingly. What… →
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My Perfect Haven
You get to build your perfect space for reading and writing. What’s it like? I love this question today because I actually have the perfect space for all the things I like to do! Well, it’s almost perfect. I am currently on the hunt for a comfortable chair and ottoman to put in the room.… →