I always look forward to writing this post every year. It’s a look back at what’s been on our collective minds for the last twelve months. And in a year as twisted as 2020, I was especially interested to see what posts resonated with you all the most. This year I’ve limited the list toContinue reading “The top ten posts of 2020”
Monthly Archives: December 2020
My top ten favorite books of 2020
One good thing can be said of 2020. I read a lot of good books. Coming up with my top ten for the year was a bit of a challenge because of this. I mean, I read The Exorcist this year and it didn’t even make it into the top ten. But if I’m goingContinue reading “My top ten favorite books of 2020”
Give this gift to yourself today
This post is going live on Christmas Day, 2020. As I write this I’m looking back at the year we’re getting ready to leave behind. I don’t need to tell you what kind of year it’s been, you know. We’ve all lived it together. And it’s hard to not come to today without some amountContinue reading “Give this gift to yourself today”
Last minute gifts you still have time for
It’s December 18th. We’re a week away from Christmas Day. And it’s 2020. Going to the store is a bad idea. Ordering online is a great idea, if you did it several weeks ago. Now it’s too late to to be sure of shipping. At least without ensuring gouging shipping fees and the eternal hatredContinue reading “Last minute gifts you still have time for”
The best holiday specials ever
One of the things I look forward to during the holiday season is watching all the holiday specials of my favorite shows. Being the huge nerd that I am, this should be no surprise. It’s not even that they’re all good. It’s more that it’s part of the holidays for me. I watch almost nothingContinue reading “The best holiday specials ever”
Building new traditions
Holidays are often built around traditions that are passed down from year to year, generation to generation. The ornament that your mom put on the tree when she was little, that your son is putting up now. The movie you watch with your dad. The book you read with your grandmother. It’s part of whatContinue reading “Building new traditions”
