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Hyped Books I Didn’t Want to Read (but now I do)
Time for another post where I scream about all the books I tried not to want to read... which I now want to read. 🤷🏻♀️ It might just be me, but often if I see a book that's really really hyped, I'll try pretend it doesn't exist. If everyone is screaming about...
When You Feel Like You’ve Been Editing Forever…
Editing is hard work. First of all, you have to make some sense of that first draft chaos. Then you have to make it actually good. All the characters and the plot and the world building and all. the. things. And it doesn't happen after one lot of edits. (I wish.) It's...
Giveaway + Interview: OH BELOVED ONE, Amanda Brown
First of all: it was my blog's birthday at the beginning of this week! It didn't quite fit into my schedule to do anything to celebrate, so go eat some ice cream for me tonight. That'll be celebration enough. 😛 Anniversaries aside, I'm excited to be part of a...
Bookish Updates
It's been another age and a half since I did a random writing updates post, so I thought that since it's the dawn of the new season (practically September already???) it was high time to sit down with a cup of tea and chat bookishness together! I do more in depth...
How To Move On From Your Favourite Book 101
Disclaimer: this is a humourous post meant to amuse, not to instruct. You have been warned. 😉 There's always that one book. That book which you absolutely ADORE, but as soon as it's over it's like all the other books have lost their vibrance. All you can think about...
Judging Books By Their Covers
Assuming you've read the title, you may be expecting me to go on a long spiel of how no one should judge books by their covers. But no! Today is something totally different. I am going to be judging books by their covers. I'm going to do a google search for YA...
Book Haul: July 2019!
I don't normally do book hauls because I don't normally get all that many books per month. Often, I don't get one new book every month, so basically: it'd get pretty boring pretty quickly. Today is an exception. Because all! the! books!! 😍 This month has been...
Superheroes, 1820s, and London – Oh My!
As a bit of a superhero fan myself, I am incredibly pleased with the slow spread of superhero books. There's a plethora of superhero movies, but not all that many good superhero novels. When I heard of K.M. Weiland's new book, I was excited for several good reasons....
How To Write A Book Review 101
Disclaimer: this is a humourous post meant to amuse, not to instruct. You have been warned. 😉 Book reviews play a pretty big role in the bookworm world these days. They can help readers find their new favourite book. They can help warn readers from books with content...
Surviving a Deadline
Deadlines are a necessary part of the writer’s life. Sometimes they can be great motivation to get that project finished, but other times they can be stress! And panic!! 😱 I (unfortunately) can’t say that I’ve discovered the secret to a completely stress-free...
Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag
Welcome to my Monday blog post! Because I forgot to do it on Friday. 🙈 I've been terribly inconsistent with my blog posts lately, and it's sad. But despite the randomness, I'm jumping in today anyway to make up for missing last week. July is upon us! We're...
Aladdin: Movie Review (aka: flailing)
I'm back in town, friends! I was planning to write a review/fangirl of Aladdin last Friday, but unfortunately other (exciting) deadlines got in the way. However, it didn't stop me for long! I'm here and I'm ready to flail over this movie foreverrr. (The three Rs are...
Songs I Wish Were Books
When you only realise the header image has the wrong words two minutes before publishing the post, but it's too late to change it now. 🙈 Good morning one and all and welcome to Jane Makes Up Stuff Because None Of Her Other Ideas Were Working Today. In this...
TBR Time: Top Seven Books I Want to Read
Some people think the bookworm life is all about reading books. They're right. Or rather, that's what it should be about. In reality, we're all terrible at keeping up with our TBRs and they will one day fall on us and crush us all. 😂 That said, today I'm going...
Audiobooks: Five Reasons to Flail About Them
People have been telling me that I should get into audiobooks for years. I always listened politely, but I wasn't really sure about it. Audiobooks just weren't my thing, okay? Or so said Wise Jane Who Had Never Tried One In Her Life. (Other than in the car on long...
Updates and Life Chats
As I'm sitting down to write this post, I actually have no idea what I'm going to say, but I'm here to say it anyway! (I'm not sure if that's a bad thing or a good thing. 😂) I actually haven't done a general 'updates' post since the end of 2018, so it's high time I...
Marketing For The Shy Author
It's pretty common knowledge that to be a writer, you have to spend a lot of time sitting around writing. It makes sense, then, that most of the writers I've met are introverts. They're lovely human beans with imaginations like the sun as it bursts through the morning...
How To Crush Camp NaNo 101
Disclaimer: this is a humourous post meant to amuse, not to instruct. You have been warned. 😉 Here's a little behind the scenes peek at my 101 posts. Cover your ears quickly, if you actually thought these were legitimately serious writing advice posts, because I'm...
Author Interview: THE BOY WHO STEALS HOUSES, C.G. Drews
Hold your hats, ladies and gents, a new book has come to town and it's set to blast you out of the water! 😍 The new(ish), and absolutely amazing C.G. Drews, author of A Thousand Perfect Notes, has just released her second book! Not to be confused with To Best...
A Combination Interrogation: I finally catch up with the blog tags
I love it when someone nominates me for a blog tag. It always makes me feel special that you would think of me and want to know my answers to all the questions. That's just really cool to me, okay? 💕 Despite that, I try to space out the amount of tags I do, because if...
It’s Okay to Say No
I don't know about you, but I really don't like saying no. No matter what it is -- writing related, life related, anything -- if someone asks me if I could help them, my automatic response is to say yes, look at my schedule, and think "oh no." Is this something...
Then vs Now: How Far You’ve Come
Comparing yourself to other people is never a good idea. Either you get proud and think less of them, or you get depressed and think less of yourself. Neither is a good state of mind, needless to say. However, comparison isn't always bad, if you compare to the right...
Warrior Women: Mini Reviews
Some days I sit down at my computer with a blog post idea all sorted out in my brain and ready to write. Some days I wander around the house trying to get inspired for something to post about. Other days, I'm 99% sure that my brain invents ingenious ideas just to give...
Top Five Reasons To Reread
I'm a shameless rereader. It doesn't matter how many times I've read a book, if I enjoyed it, I'm always up for another read. On the other end of the scale, my sister is a shameless NEVER rereader. She has so many new books to read that she doesn't see the point of...
Aesthetic Bookshelves 101
Disclaimer: this is a humourous post meant to amuse, not to instruct. You have been warned. 😉 If you've been in the bookworm life for very long, you probably own a fair stack of books. And if you own a stack of books, you've probably got a bookshelf as well. And if...
Project Inspire
Being inspired and inspiring other people is such an amazing feeling. I don't know about you but hearing that I've inspired someone always makes my day. A few weeks ago, Jenna Terese messaged me about this blog tag-style plan she'd cooked up, otherwise known as...
How to Love an Author
Writing books is hard work. All in agreement say 'aye'. Authors put a lot of effort and time and tears and heart into writing the amazing books we get to read at our leisure. It's amazing to be able to read them, but you know what's even more amazing? We can...
You Are Not Your Book
As writers, we spend hours and hours pouring ourselves into our books. All that time spent working on your characters, your world, your plot. The planning, the writing, the editing. There's so much of the author in every book on your shelf. But as writers, we...
Book Review: A THOUSAND PERFECT NOTES, C.G. Drews
For the first time in a very long time, I actually bought myself a book! This gorgeous little book has been on my radar for a while. Partially because it looks pretty cool, and partially because the author is Australian and that practically makes us next door...
Which of My Characters Would Wear a Kilt: Tag
It's been ages since I did one of these random tag posts, and I ran out of my backlog of post ideas, so this tag came to my rescue. It was high time for a casual talk-about-characters post anyway. 😉 Thank you Catwing for tagging me for the 'voted most likely' tag!...
Three Ways Your First Sentence Isn’t As Good As You Thought It Was
First sentences are first impressions. After the title, cover, and blurb, your first sentence is going to be the first thing about your book that will capture the reader and pull them into the story. I've even bought books off first sentence impressions before. No...
A Life of Adventure: 2018
In three days, this year will be over. And if there was one word to describe the whole year, it'd be...unexpected. I've learnt so much this year. About God, about myself, about writing. It's been a crazy ride, but a good ride. And since it's nearly over, it's...
Three Steps to Using Pinterest Well
If you're anything like me, Pinterest is both a blessing and a curse. It's so helpful and handy but it can be really, really easy to procrastinate on it. But though it can be dangerous, we shouldn't totally throw it out the window. With a bit of training, it can serve...
Book Review and Author Interview: BLANK MASTERMIND, Rosey Mucklestone
I am SO excited to be doing this post today because I love raving about my friends and their stories, and I finally have the opportunity to shout all about one of my good friends and her debut novel which releases TODAY. Please prepare your applause and confetti for...
Owner’s Manual: Creativity 101
Disclaimer: this is a humourous post meant to amuse, not to instruct. You have been warned. 😉 Keeping your Creativity healthy is a hugely important thing to remember as a writer---or as any sort of an artist. Sometimes we can be smashing through all the word counts,...
When NaNo Eats your Blog Schedule: NaNoWriMo Recap
Sometimes NaNoWriMo eats your blog schedule, hat, coat, feathers, and all. I had good intentions to hit 50k on Friday, then write this blog post right afterward. I did hit the 50k, but then I forgot all about the blog post part until almost ten at night. It just one...
Flash Fiction: The Odds
A few months ago, I tried my hand at some flash fiction and, despite being mildly terrified while deciding if I should actually post it or not, I actually came out the other side determined to do it again one day. So here I am, only four months later, with another...
The Facade of Perfect: Online vs Real Life
The online world is amazing. You can meet people with similar passions and callings and personality as you. You can find accountability, encouragement, inspiration. Friends and role models. I love being a part of the online community. I love connecting with writers...
Five Middle Grade Novels I Love
Young Adult fiction is totally my favourite thing when it comes to books, but sometimes I need a bit of a break from the thick monsters that people call YA these days (looking right at you, Brandon Sanderson), and middle grade fiction is a wonderful place to go....
Introducing My NaNoWriMo Project
I've been making hints about my next book for a few weeks now, in both blog posts and newsletters, but always being very vague and mysterious about it. Because I, frankly, didn't know enough about it to actually explain it any more than 'it's about secret agents',...
Recipe: Plot Twists 101
Disclaimer: this is a humourous post meant to amuse, not to instruct. You have been warned. 😉 We've all had that one book that totally blew our minds with the crazy twists and turns of the plot, always keeping us on our toes. How do authors come up with such stunning...
Am Currently – Updates on All the Things
I haven't done a life update post for AGES. I think it was about April when I did my last one and somehow the year has just continued doing its thing, and we're actually already closer to the end of October than the beginning. So it's high time for me to do a little...
Why To Find A Brainstorm Buddy
I mentioned the term 'brainstorm buddy' in my last post, and this week I'm actually staying with one of my brainstorm buddies, so what better time to talk about how amazing they are? Every time I'm stuck in my novel I go hunt down a brainstorm buddy and I never...
My Plotting Process: Making a Concept into a Story
National Novel Writing Month (more commonly dubbed 'NaNoWriMo') is coming up in just a few weeks, so I thought it would be a fun time to take a peek into a bit of my novelling process. Every time I write a book, I use a slightly different process, because I like...
Cover Reveal: ROMANOV, Nadine Brandes
I find it ironic that since doing a post on 'how to afford books as a broke bookworm' I have done three posts. Two out of those three have been me getting excited about books. Is that going to stop me from continuing with this post of all my book-excitement?...
The Get To Know Me Tag – Writer’s Edition
I love seeing these questionnaire tags that drift across the online universe, partly because I love learning more about my friends, and also because the writing community is all so interconnected and it's wonderful to see such a supportive friend group. But today I'm...
Book Review: WHAT BLOOMS FROM DUST, James Markert
One of my favourite parts about being a reader is when I read what I thought was just a general book and then it smacks me in the face and jumps onto my favourites list right away. There's nothing like a happy surprise. 😛 What Blooms From Dust was one of those sorts...
How to Afford Books When You’re a Broke Bookworm 101 – Announcing Giveaway Winners!
We've all had the struggle: having a hundred and three books being waved in our face and only five dollars in our pocket. It's a sad life. But it doesn't have to be! There are plenty of ingenious ways to get a book for free or to earn some more money or even to just...
It’s an Anniversary! (+ GIVEAWAY AWESOMENESS)
In case you're one of those people who skip over post titles, I've got an announcement for you. *drumroll* IT'S MY WEBSITE'S ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY! One year ago, on September 1st, this site went live (and everything crashed, as websites like to do) and I...
Touring My TBR
Several months ago I came up with this brilliant idea that I could do a fun post about my TBR for the second half of the year. Unfortunately...I completely forgot. And now there's only four-and-a-bit months left. Is that stopping me from doing this anyway? Absolutely...
How to Make Your Characters Real 101
Disclaimer: this is a satirical post meant to amuse, not to instruct. You have been warned. 😉 Having realistic characters is a huge step toward having a great book. The readers will have someone to relate to and to cheer for. Some characters take a lot of time to...
How to Survive Editing Your Manuscript
Editing other peoples' manuscripts is really fun. I love helping them out. I love reading their stories. I love suggesting ways to make the story better and greater and more amazing than ever. When it comes to editing my own books...it's a whole lot harder. ...
Top Ten Favourite Friendships in Fiction
It's been a while since I've done a ramble-about-books post aside from reivews and launches, so when some suggested I post about fictional friendships I thought it was the perfect opportunity. Obviously, I could've done a post about why friendships are so good to have...
Flash Fiction: The Man Wearing Black
Despite it being a Camp NaNoWriMo month—and thus having me busy writing the first draft of a new novel—I've been in a bit of a short story mood recently. New characters appearing and bouncing around inside my head until I grant them a short scene, old characters...
Why You Should Never Become Part of a Book Fandom 101
Fangirls. Fanboys. Most likely you've heard the terms at least once before. The fandom life might look appealing from the outside, but it has many unexpected dangers within. You never know what you might be getting yourself into. 😉 So today I'm here to save you all a...
The 777 Challenge – Falling Sun
I've only got a fairly short post today, but I'm going to point it all on Camp NaNo. (Because I need a scapegoat and that is as good as I can get. 😛 ) July is almost halfway done, and the writing has been all happening like usual. I feel like I haven't been writing...
Book Review: FAWKES, Nadine Brandes
Remember, remember, the fifth of November, The Gunpowder treason and plot; I know of no reason why the Gunpowder treason Should ever be forgot! I have flailed about Nadine Brandes several times on this site, but just in case you don't remember the other times:...
July’s Camp NaNo Project (Feat. Why I Write So Many Novels)
If you've hung around here for very long, you'll probably have put two and two together and worked out that I can't do maths. What can I say? I'm a writer, not an engineer. You also might've put four and four together and realised that I've written eight novels in the...
Tapping the Secret of Character Voice
Considering the writing craft is a lot about silently sitting in a cosy corner and transferring your brain onto a page, there's a lot of terms and confusing jargon about Voice. Author voice, character voice, tiny-little-grammar-Nazi-on-your-shoulder voice. Needless to...
Writing Update – Another Novel Finished! (+ SNIPPETS)
One of the most satisfying moments about writing a novel, is that blissful moment when you type "The End" on the last page of a manuscript. The moment after typing that is, of course, the moment when you realise that editing is a thing. BUT for one. single. moment....
How to Write a Book 101
"There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed" —Ernest Hemingway Writing a book can sound very complicated and time consuming, but it's not as confusing as everyone makes out. I mean, obviously there's the struggles of 'how to...
The Songkeeper Chronicles – Review + Fangirling
A couple of months ago, cover reveals were rife all over the blogosphere. I did several myself too. Time has passed and the looooong wait for the book releases is almost!! over!!! *shrieks* Flashback to when I did the cover reveal for the amazing cover of Song of...
Be Still and Listen
In the chaos of life, it's very easy to get lost. To get sucked into the everyday, and let that creeping feeling of stress and responsibilities overwhelm us. Even the most chill, relaxed person in the world stresses about things. How on earth am I possibly going to...
Why You Should Read Your Old Writing
Writers, as with all craftsmen/women, are constantly growing in their craft. We work on it every week, every month, every year, and as time goes on we learn how to make our stories better, stronger, deeper. With that quality development, it's very easy to look back on...
Writing Action Scenes That Are Both Successful and Satisfying
One of the most common struggles I hear about new (and not so new) writers having, is the struggle of writing good action scenes. Action scenes can be incredibly hard to write in a realistic but also easily readable way. It's one thing to have everything perfectly...
What Star Wars Can Teach Us About Storytelling
First of all, may the fourth be with you. In honour of this day, here's a photo of me and my friends/family cosplaying as Star Wars characters. 😛 It's Star Wars day today. The day on which we say nerdy puns and should all speak in Han Solo quotes because he's...
Sometimes Good Things Must Come to an End
As an author and editor, the internet is a huge part of what I do. I blog, I'm on social media and forums, I meet new people, I build my platform---it's a way of building relationships, and I'm so glad that it exists. The internet = an amazing tool, but also a very...
April Camp NaNo: RECAP
April has been a little bit of a whirlwind for me. Deadlines to meet, books to read, adventures to have, and Camp NaNo to win. Despite all efforts to the contrary, I've pulled through with my head still on my shoulders and my brain still in there somewhere too---so...
The Story Peddler – Lindsay A. Franklin – Book Review
Today I have the honour of being part of a blog tour for a stunning new novel about to be released to the world! The Story Peddler is Lindsay Franklin's debut speculative fiction novel and can I just have a moment to fangirl here? The title is so cool. The cover is so...
That Time I Messed up My Train Ticket Booking
This past week, I've been away at my cousin's farm on what I'm calling a 'writing retreat.' It was a wonderful time of hanging out, talking, and a little bit of editing thrown in there. 😉 This morning, after a productive editing session, I packed up my bag ready to...
The Joyful Tag for Writers
I'm dropping in today from in the middle of a mini 'writing retreat week' to do a little tag that Hannah Gaudette created a few days ago. The joyful tag for writers! That sounds like a perfect tag for me. I'm going to be taking my WIP-related answers from A Sprig of...
Cover Reveal — The Stealthmaster’s Shadow
Here's a fun fact for you: before I started this website, I had a different blog for four years. In all those four years I never did a cover reveal. And now. Here I am. With...yet another book that is soon to be released into the wild of published-dom. 😯 I've...
What IS an Adventure?
Some people are quite like hobbits. Happy at home, in the comfort of their sitting room and pantry. Aaand then the ones who are also like hobbits. Specifically, the hobbits with a Tookish side. The people with the Tookish side are always ready to leap over the garden...
Top Theme Recommendations—A Resource List
My series on theme is almost over, but not until I leave you with one last post. This isn't at all like my normal posts, more of a resource list, I guess you could call it. Basically, I've compiled a list of my personal theme go-tos and haunts. Just a quick...
Currently In Life…
March is gone and April has come in it's place. We're a quarter of the way through the year, yet it feels like it only just began. Today I've got a sort of random, rambly blog post, which is pretty much just a little update on my life at the moment. Basically this is...
It Is Finished
Easter is here. That weekend of chocolate and rabbits and eggs and celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. (And also, as it happens, the weekend where I forget to publish my post, not just write it.) Something that comes to my mind almost every Easter is the...
Book Review: The Girl Who Could See
Sometimes I get time to read books...only to pick up my book and realise that I have totally forgotten everything about what was happening because the last chance I'd had to read was two weeks beforehand. Cue sad Jane. Also cue Jane having to go back and scan over...
A Guide to Torturing Your Characters
Out of all the characters you've ever written, how many of them have a happy story the whole way through? What about your favourite books? Do the characters in them have happy, fun-times all their lives? I can certainly say a big "no" to that question. I'm not very...
Writing Update – Death to Fantasy Cliches
Yes hello I'm back because it's high time for another writing update! In my last writing update I told you about how I was going through A Sprig of Green with some edits and revisions. I also told you about how in March I was going to finish off my edits and plan for...
Putting Yourself into Your Character’s Shoes
Inventing new characters is a favourite pastime of mine. A young emperor's son, a wise war general, a runaway, a secret agent. There's just something incredible about crafting these brand new humans and giving them a story and a home and a voice. But then I sit down...
Why All Writers Should be Martial Artists
When you chose the writer's life, you probably had peaceful images of sitting in the sun with a cup of tea and a laptop, writing about tales of knights and princesses. Nothing about karate tournaments, parkour, and punching bags. However, if you're writing any sort of...
Aesthetic Collages – The Making Of
It's a worldwide recognised fact that Jane Maree loves making collages. Or, at least, it should be a worldwide recognised fact. 😉 I love making collages for my stories and characters (or other people's characters for that matter). Recently I was doing some plotting...
Character Arcs – Tying Characters and Theme Together
Unique and realistic characters are something we all strive to write. No one wants to hear that the readers can't connect or care for the characters we worked so hard on and spent so much time with. So we try to make them unique. We give them quirks and personality...
Book Review: Knife – R. J. Anderson
Sometimes I write a blog post at least a day early, have it all ready for the day of posting...and then completely forget to post it. And then the next day I have to sneak in with a blog post that is shockingly LATE and OUT OF SCHEDULE and just hope that you'll all...
Author Platform – What is it, and can I do it?
When I started looking into the great, scary world of publishing, there was one piece of advice that kept popping up all around the place. "Build an author platform." When I read that, my thoughts went something along the lines of "Well great, thanks for that amazing...
COVER REVEAL – Phoenix Fire, S.D. Grimm
"Don't judge a book by it's cover." People say this all the time, but honestly? We all do it anyway. If a book has a boring cover, the book immediately seems a little 'eh.' But if the cover is gorgeous and beautiful? It's 10000% more likely that I'll pick up that...
The First Cheerleader
I started writing quite a few years ago now. Normally if someone asks me, I'll tell them that my 'origin story' came from the One Year Adventure Novel curriculum which kicked me off into the world of writing. I don't remember writing much or planning to be an author...
Why Everyone Should Read the Classics
Why are the classics called the classics? What sets them apart from the books written today? 'The classics' can easily set the modern reader groaning at the very thought. Long, boring books, full of huge long paragraphs and complicated words and weird, confusing...
Time for Edits – Writing Update
It's been quite a while since I actually did a post about what I'm writing at the moment—actually, I don't think I've done one this year yet—so it's high time this post came along. This is going to be a bit of a rambly post to catch you up to what I've been doing with...
On my Bookshelf: Fantasy
Who doesn't like curling up in a pile of cushions with a mug of your drink of choice (chai for me 😉 ) and delving into a new fantasy realm full of magic and surprises? Fantasy has always had a special place in my heart. From fairy stories when I was a little...
Q+A Vlog (Part Two!)
Here I'm am again with the promised second half of the Q+A vlog! It took me a little longer than I originally intended before I got this up, but it's here now anyway. This is the writerly vlog, where I answer the various questions about writing. Some humorous, others...
Theme in Action – Experiments in Living
So far in our theme series, we've covered What Theme Actually Is, how to Narrow Down Your Theme into a focusing question, but how do any of these actually work in the story itself? It's all well and good to have a handy little focusing question and a bunch of answers,...
The Power of a Name
I'm stepping out of my normal blog post space today (and a little out of my comfort zone 😉 ), and this is more of a post about some thoughts I've been thinking lately. Specifically, thoughts about names. Names are powerful things. It's not uncommon to have a...
From a First Draft Into Edits
Your novel is done. You've typed those two majestic words onto the bottom of your manuscript: the end. But then...what next? Your precious baby of a novel is a massive jumble of...well...rubbish. The time has come for edits. If you're anything like me, editing is a...
Q+A Vlog (Part One)
My first vlog of 2018 is up and ready for you to watch. I got a ton of questions, and I wasn't possibly going to be able to answer them in a decent amount of time, so I had to split this vlog in two. In today's, I'll be answering my favourites of the 'random'...
Focusing Your Theme
Blog post #2 of my theme series has come. It's been a while since the first post (sorry) so if you forgot everything about that post or didn't read it then, hop over here to read it again (or just scan over the important parts). Today I'm moving on from the basic...
Ask Me: Questions Wanted for a Q+A Vlog!
About twelve months ago I released my first ever youtube vlog—featuring an awkward, uncertain me who really didn't know what she was doing. So much has happened since then, and I've even done a couple other vlogs and videos and it's been a lot of fun. But recently I...
Five Brand New Books I Want to Write in 2018
Happy new year, everyone! 😀 *hands out pizza and confetti all around* Since it's the beginning of the year, I've been thinking about my plans for writing. What am I writing, when am I writing, how am I writing, and more. Realistically, I plan to write three...
My 2017: I Wrote 300k and Discovered My Extrovert
2017 has been a year of busyness and adventures and struggles and joys and learning. It seems like aaages since the beginning of the year, and yet at the same time...it wasn't that long ago at all. What is time anymore. I'm confused. 😛 And as we all should know by...
Five Tips for Making New Year’s Goals – Guest Post by Chelsea R. H.
Hey friends! As you can see, today I've got a wonderful friend (and fellow Australian writer) here to talk about new year's goals. I'm one of those people who makes goals and then forgets about them two days later, so I'm eager to read the tips and advice that Chelsea...