by Teri Brown | Oct 31, 2025 | Books, Writing, Writing Life
One of the things I was looking for when I moved to my small Eastern Oregon town was community. I have really good childhood memories of grange events—dime a dip dinners, Christmas parties, Halloween haunted houses and dances. Like many granges, the old Alfalfa Grange...
by Teri Brown | Oct 24, 2025 | joy, Mental Health, organizing, Writing Life
When I first blogged about capacity, I thought I had my shiz together. Mostly. The universe had other plans and I let something I care about slip through my fingers. Boy, does that send this recovering perfectionist into a spiral. Fortunately, I’ve learned a lot about...
by Teri Brown | Oct 12, 2025 | Writing, Writing Life
I believe a couple of things that make this post possible. 1. Doing the aligned action even if it’s the scary thing. This is that scary thing. 2. Sharing your art even if it’s messy. This is that messy thing. It’s been years since I’ve shared...
by Teri Brown | Feb 20, 2021 | Books, chores, health, joy, Writing, Writing Life
It was a good week in spite of the fact that my love was doing his due diligence at the Powder House. Oh, who am I kidding, dude went to ski at Anthony Lakes with one of our best friends! And ski, he did. Looks absolutely incredible. If I liked skiing. Actually, it...
by Teri Brown | Feb 12, 2021 | chores, health, joy, Mental Health, Writing, Writing Life
My plan for the weekend was set, but like all plans, it changed when Mother Nature intervened. I took today off in order to have a four-day weekend at the Powder House with my newly retired hubby. We had planned on doing a whole lot of nothing—there is still a...
by Teri Brown | Dec 2, 2020 | chores, health, Writing Life
You would think that forty minutes of activity wouldn’t be difficult to get, especially when working from home, but it is, oh, how it is. Forty minutes is the goal because that’s how much the CDC or some other health authority said we needed to get if...
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