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Monthly Archives: June 2013
It was an unusual week, to say the least. The weather finally turned sweltering. When I say sweltering, I mean melt-your-shoes-to-the-pavement sweltering. After weeks and weeks of cool, rainy weather, we finally get to complain about summer. And wouldn’t you … Continue reading
Get that fishing pole out and pack your bags. July is Camp NaNoWriMo month! If you’ve ever participated in NaNoWriMo in November, you’ll know the thrill (and brainbusting stress) of trying to write an entire … Continue reading
