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Continue reading →: Not Good Enough tag.I snagged this fun book tag from Steph @ Lost: Purple Quill. Basically, we’re going to be pitting characters from different novels against each other in various ways. HOW IT WORKS: You write down the names of 30 fictional characters on pieces of paper. You pick two names at a…
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Continue reading →: The Zombie Apocalypse Book Tag.I straight up stole this tag from Rachel @ Beach Bookworm – I’m not like a zombie fangirl or anything but reading her post cracked me up and I had to play along. Basically we’re assembling a team of book characters to battle in a zombie apocalypse but in a really…
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Continue reading →: About imposter syndrome and owning your talents.I was talking to a friend the other day about imposter syndrome. Because I like using big words to talk about myself, apparently. Wikipedia calls it “a concept describing individuals who are marked by an inability to internalize their accomplishments and a persistent fear of being exposed as a fraud.…
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Continue reading →: Let’s Talk About: CandyOne of the prompt’s for this week’s Writer’s Workshop (hosted by the always brilliant Mama Kat) jumped out at me as being of critical importance. It’s timely and perhaps controversial but now more than ever we have to talk about… candy. I know – it’s bold of me to even…
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Continue reading →: Bookish M.A.S.H. tag.Did you ever play M.A.S.H. growing up? No, not the tv show. The game where you write down 4 boys you want to date, four places you want to live, etc. and then you play the game to figure out who you’ll end up with and what your life together…
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Continue reading →: What’s Saving My Life Right Now.I don’t think I need to tell you that winter is HARD some days but, guys, winter is hard some days. I’ve had pretty much exactly enough cold days, icy sidewalks, sick kids, grey skies and nothing on tv. But I’m linking up with Anne @ Modern Mrs. Darcy to…
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