New Year: Silly
I present, for your second-annual reading pleasure, my year in review according to the first sentence of each month on this blog.
January: New Year's Eve 2006/2007. Three days. Two girls. One mission.
February: I, as a lover of flute and of Tchaikovsky, am absolutely thrilled to read of the premiere of his long-lost and lately reconstructed flute concerto.
March: Do check out the latest addition to my links section: Tidal Art. This kid's got some talent!
April: If you haven't already, I highly recommend checking out MindSprocket's April issue, featuring the literary stylings of Edward Atkinson and myself and introducing the fine work of Jacqueline Johnson to readers.
May: One minute you're a proofreader at one company, and the next, you're an editorial assistant to the senior acquisitions editor at another!
June: Lessons I've Learned from This Month's MindSprocket Piece:
July: I have not followed the evolution of the evolution of the most recent Motu Proprio as closely as some of my fellow bloggers have, but not wanting to be left out, I have to post and say that it gives my heart and spirit much cause for hope for the future of the Tridentine liturgy.
August: Because that's about all I do lately. This was in a friend's profile, and I wanted to share.
September: Oh I dream a highway back to you love
October: I am not writing enough, and it saddens me. :(
November: In the midst of my novelling flurry, I feel strangely compelled to start writing song lyrics.
December: I have found a new favorite place, I think: Baltimore's Cafe Hon.
January: New Year's Eve 2006/2007. Three days. Two girls. One mission.
February: I, as a lover of flute and of Tchaikovsky, am absolutely thrilled to read of the premiere of his long-lost and lately reconstructed flute concerto.
March: Do check out the latest addition to my links section: Tidal Art. This kid's got some talent!
April: If you haven't already, I highly recommend checking out MindSprocket's April issue, featuring the literary stylings of Edward Atkinson and myself and introducing the fine work of Jacqueline Johnson to readers.
May: One minute you're a proofreader at one company, and the next, you're an editorial assistant to the senior acquisitions editor at another!
June: Lessons I've Learned from This Month's MindSprocket Piece:
July: I have not followed the evolution of the evolution of the most recent Motu Proprio as closely as some of my fellow bloggers have, but not wanting to be left out, I have to post and say that it gives my heart and spirit much cause for hope for the future of the Tridentine liturgy.
August: Because that's about all I do lately. This was in a friend's profile, and I wanted to share.
September: Oh I dream a highway back to you love
October: I am not writing enough, and it saddens me. :(
November: In the midst of my novelling flurry, I feel strangely compelled to start writing song lyrics.
December: I have found a new favorite place, I think: Baltimore's Cafe Hon.
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