If you managed to make it to the end of the alphabet in the 2023  April  Blogging from A to Z  Challenge then you've earned brag...

We are close to the end! Only a few more letters to go. Pat yourselves on the back! (Or on the shoulder). How are you going to celebrate you...

          U p to this point, if you've been keeping up with all of your daily letter posts, you've been utilizing your writing ...

Even with the best laid plans and the best preparation, SURPRISES can happen. Our resilience is constantly tested when we face something we ...

  P lease tell us you haven't given up!   Today I ran across a few blogs that seem to have stopped posting a few letters back.  If th...

        M ade it to the mid-month part of the Challenge!          Mid-month means we are halfway through this April's A to Z.   How ...

Some of you blogging about history and genealogy might be familiar with this genre: A few years ago I started binge-reading published letter...

I was looking for an appropriate word for today, one that would fit well with our theme of Resilience, and came upon the word kintsugi ,...

 I is for, well, I. We're now in the second full week of A to Z, and I want to encourage you all to not lose sight of why you're do...

         Hope is like an essential nutrient that keeps us alive.  Water, air, and food are necessities without which we'd eventually...

G is for Giant Sometimes things that we think are GIANT today turn out to be little tomorrow. 

People who are especially enthusiastic and dedicated to what they do (whether it is work, a hobby, a cause) tend to overlook the fact that y...

I was working with synonyms for resilience (since that's our theme this year) and I realized that durability was one. Saying that s...