BlogHer Writing Lab – January Theme: Balance
January 28 – Prompt: Do you prefer to workout alone or with a friend?
Penny Higgins - Storyteller • Artist • Scientist
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BlogHer Writing Lab – January Theme: Balance
January 28 – Prompt: Do you prefer to workout alone or with a friend?
BlogHer Writing Lab – January Theme: Balance
January 19 – Prompt: What is your personal trick to sticking to a resolution?
BlogHer Writing Lab – January Theme: Balance
January 11 – Prompt: Do you feel you have to be available at all times? How has this affected your down time
BlogHer Writing Lab – January Theme: Balance
January 5 – Prompt: Has technology helped you achieve a better work/life balance?
BlogHer Writing Lab – January Theme: Balance
January 4 – Prompt: Do you think you have a decent work/life balance?
Comet is a dog. A puppy, actually. As I write this, Comet is 6.5 weeks old.
He will move in with us (barring unforeseen disaster) in a couple of weeks. We’re getting him in hopes that maybe, just maybe, a dog in the home will be a benefit to our son, who has high-functioning Autism, among other challenges.Continue reading “Countdown to Comet”
Many months ago, I made a one-gallon batch of an experimental beer I called Baltimorphic Complex. I called it this, because I wanted to brew something special for the Geological Society of America’s annual meeting, which was to be held in Baltimore in November (it’s going on right now, in fact).
Baltimorphic Complex is a Belgian-ish ale that used Old Bay for flavoring, an intentional nod to Baltimore. It wound up being totally delicious, and I knew I wanted to make another batch.Continue reading “Culinary Art – The Baltimorphic Complex”
National Blog Posting Month – November 2015
November 3 Prompt: What did you think was the coolest job in the world when you were younger? Do you still feel that way now?
I’ve been studying 14th century German longsword for over a year now. It’s a wonderful martial art which has help me recover some (and make gains in other areas) of my physical prowess that’s rather fallen apart with middle age and parenthood.
Recently, I learned a new guard in which you hold the sword low and in front of you, pointed off to the side. This guard, in the German tradition, is called Schrankhut (the barrier guard). See some photos here of real longsword practitioners demonstrating the guard.
It’s November. This means three things to add to my daily schedule that aren’t there for the rest of the year.Continue reading “November is for Written and Visual Arts”