Yes, I am really alive! We had a quiet Thanskgiving with just the three of us. My meal turned out fine and I’ve added making Thanksgiving dinner alone to 100 Days of Failure!
Last week was one of those weeks when I just got so much done. Do you ever have weeks like that? I had soooo many little things that needed to be taken care of and it felt so good to tick them off the to do list!
David and I also spent a fair amount of time working on items for our TPT store. I have a few more items I will add links to here. (I link to all the items from AQSL to TPT because of search engine traffic. I apologize if it annoys you to have them all with their own post, but it is important to me.)
And my other blog has been neglected as well this past week. I haven’t even responded to comments. I have a couple of posts partially written and hope to get at least one of them up today.
I have been doing some pinning on Pinterest. I added an INFJ board after I happened across an INFJ pin someone put up. I wasted laughed my way through an hour the other night reading and pinning INFJ stuff. Some of them made me laugh so hard!!!! (That’s where I found the graphic in this post. I can relate!) Actually if you are in introvert of any persuasion you will find some good stuff on there. It isn’t just all specific to INFJs. There are some really good introvert bits. I also found some INFJ articles I’m going to add to my INFJ page for the INFJs who read here.
So that’s what I’ve been up to!
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I’m hoping to read your e-book this week! It seems just as I think I’m getting a “down” week, it gets very busy. I’ve been reading a couple Miss Read Christmas stories to unwind at night. Looking forward to reading your e-book, though.
I’ve been making Thanksgiving dinner alone for a few years now and we decided it wasn’t worth it. I was just exhausted for days and surprisingly the guys didn’t mind going out to Cracker Barrel! It wasn’t like Christmas where we always had to be at home (but the menu is much easier on the cook).
This year we combined both our family and M.’s family with Thanksgiving here. They brought some of the food but did ALL the cleanup. Hallelujah! But I don’t ever want to make a full Thanksgiving dinner alone, again.