March in review: Still at it
If you’re persistent, you’ll get it; if you’re consistent, you’ll keep it. Ah, this month. My siblings series continued every Sunday to very encouraging, relatable feedback; this might be my best writing decision yet in recent times. No such uplook in my 9am – 5pm though; the Sahara looks more like an ‘inviting’ prospect compared to it. The slight boost which occurred last month was just a ruse. It totally deceived me. Aaargh! Speaking of which, the financial editing I delved into this time last year appeared on my desk again this month. Hello, annual report season! I cannot, for the life of me, understand the pleasure derived from computing, compiling figures; it’s like watching paint dry. Even that seems more appealing. But edit the documents, I did. They made me yawn, bored me to tears and made me extra cash too. Thankfully, there is a season for them; all I need do is grin and grit my teeth, and get the work over and done with. I have to admit though, the first set of content I dealt with had my eyebrows slightly elevated in pleasant surprise. And yes, it’s also Easter season too, and holidays for the children with T’s birthday right at the beginning. There was cake (there still is)and ice – cream and an outing and major exhaustion for me. Regarding my reading, I have to admit I didn’t expect I’d have three books to count as read this month, considering my shaky start and navigation of e- copies. But here I am about to begin my fourth at the end of March. Way to go, girl! Shaun T. maintained a healthy, no stretch balance.
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