Radio ShoWolf FM
It's been a while since I've been on and posted here. My last post here was October 31st, 2019. I haven't had much to say, but I have stopped in on occasion, stalked around, and then I leave again.
Personal 'Monkey-Wrenches'
Dad became ill again this fall and may have to move in with us permanently, as the farm is remote, and his safety is questionable.
And, just as I get rolling on a Campaign, Mule decides that Valentine's Day is the time for a bout of Pneumonia. I question his timing in these things (LOL). Seriously though, it looks like we caught it before it became a more significant issue, so all is good.
Radio FM
Sleep still eludes me. I am often waking up in three-hour intervals, with odd songs playing in my head.
Smokin Whiskey Drinking Cocaine (Pat Travers), followed closely by Mississippi Queen (Mountain), throw-in some Beatles, ACDC, with a little ABBA to make it annoying, and you have my typical night.
I'll give you an example of what can happen on Radio ShowolfFM:
The other night 'Lola' was on 'The Mississippi Queen' 'Smoin Whiskey, and Dinkin Cocaine' while on 'The Highway to Hell'... strange, but that's Radio Showolf!
Time Management
I have started turning my late-night forays into opportunities to learn the things that I seem to have a problem grasping.
Until recently, email was much like 'looking for my lost shaker of salt' (in Margaritaville). However, I think I have discovered the solution, and I am now on my way… I hope.
Course Creation
As I go through my course creation, I am discovering that it's easier than initially thought. I am now in the process of putting it all together with the hopes that I will have a launch date by March.
2020 Resolutions and Thoughts
October to December, much reflection took place, along with a few questions, in regards to my goals, and what my plan is.
I took a sabbatical, mainly because I found I was spending my time chasing rank, and not enough time working on the things I needed, like email, and course creation.
During this time, I've stopped in, stalked around, read many inspiring posts, and left a comment or two.
Once I have all the kinks worked out of my current projects, I will be back posting and chatting. I have also decided to participate more in site comments.
I have missed everyone a great deal, and I'd like to congratulate all of you on the successes that you've had in the last few months that I've been gone.
Oh... and the name change? I felt it was time!!
Shaunna (A.K.A Showolf)
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Glad to know you are still out there. One does what one needs to do. Hope the future goes smoothly and that you get more sleep. Me, too.
Fran,
Sleep seems to be finding me again, in increments... LOL.
I have found that getting things done helps! 💖
It is good to hear from you Shaunna and I am glad that you are refocusing your efforts toward success.
I hope all the best for you in 2020 and I look forward to reading more of your inspiring posts in the future.
Ray
It's so wonderful to see you and the squirrels again. I was worried about you. I am glad you are well and that you have been busy working on your site. As we all need to be doing. 😊
Don't worry, Shaunna--it frightens a lot of people--I don't live there, only work there! Thanks for your kind sentiments!
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Hi Shaunna,
Sue and I have been a little like you as we haven't written anything also since October 2019.
Our situation was a little different as we moved from one city to another (which is extremely tiring especially in more senior years), also downgrading in size of dwelling which regarded a bit of work. We are finally getting settled in..
Sue broke her wrist in December. She has recovered for the most part, as casts are gone.
We plan to get back into being more active in the near future.
Bill & Sue
Bill & Sue,
First, and foremost, ouch! A broken wrist is no fun! Glad to hear you're on the mend!
Top that off with moving? Wow! Glad you're settling in...does this move take you closer to Family?
Shaunna
Hi Shaunna,
Sue's sister lost her husband last March, that brought us to Yuma.
Although the casts are off, Sue still has a very sore wrist and is limited in activity, but she seems to be doing better almost every day.
Thanks for you kind response.
Bill & Sue