Had to sit through a study skills seminar with one of my classes recently. The presenter was pretty good, which made it bearable 🙂 99% of the tips were things I already do/used to do as a student – including breaking tasks down into tiny steps and then scheduling them backward from the deadline – […]
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I have topics I want to blog on, but this is not a great week for writing long posts since I am scrambling to get my impossible deadlines met before Christmas. Today, though: Finished a play mat for the Etsy store (and promptly put the store into holiday mode, ha). Shopped for cellophane and post
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Ran a market stall for Inkprint at some local school Christmas markets the last two nights, from 6-10pm. Additionally, after the first night (Sunday), I had massive insomnia (food related, blech) and got about 2 hours sleep. I am wiped. So anyway, here’s a picture of the stall 🙂 That’s my mum and the kids
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The blurb is the best bit. I bet you can’t tell where I lost the plot. HA. MY BRAIN. SHE IS THE BROKENS. What do you think? Does it induce you to hit ‘buy’? :’D Blurb Text: This is a tagline. It’s totally amazing. Mercury doesn’t GET nervous. Mercury gets things DONE. Of course she’s going
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All the things in the works. Inkprint has acquired a new author (much squee), I’ve had an acceptance for some non-fiction articles that you’ll hear about closer to the time, and might have some new serial fiction for y’all to read in a bit too through another website. Basically, here I am, vaguely squeeing about
So many deadlines. I survived the first round of parent-teacher nights, though, and got all my senior marking done on time, so that’s something. Also, one of the exciting new projects that’s been in the works all year is finally starting to make its public appearance (slowly). I’ll post more about this tomorrow or next
Caution: These activities were completed under controlled test-conditions.* Do not attempt in Real Life. 1. Attempt to open your son’s school locker by pressing the car remote. 2. Drop son off to school and get halfway home before you realise you’re not supposed to be going home, you’re supposed to be going to work. 3.
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