I’m back with Surviving the Quarantine Part 8. The world went quite crazy last week and helped distract me from personal problems. Make sure to check out the entire series here. I reference the older parts frequently. Unfortunately, as the rallies join Coronavirus as the new normal, my mental illness struck out again. I had resigned depression to being the
Well here we are. Surviving the Quarantine Post 7. The world has become a significantly more chaotic place. Impressive since we had a global virus to contend with. Make sure to check out the entire series here. My financial woes continue to persist. Yet, I am plugging away at job applications. Maybe if I work hard, I’ll find myself on
I’m still here, and presenting my Surviving the Quarantine Post 6. Depression hangs over me clawing at my consciousness. But Anxiety is now in the driver’s seat and taking control of my thoughts. Hopefully the Coronavirus Lock-down will not last another 17 weeks, but to build a true habit, I hypothetically need to write that many more articles. Be sure
Hot on the trails of increasing misery, here is my Surviving the Quarantine Post 4. 19 times left before this becomes a permanent habit. Be sure to check out the first, second, and third parts as well. Politics Strikes Again: My finances have only deteriorated further from when I last wrote about it. Despite my hours at my job being
Here is the third post in Surviving the Quarantine Series. As this is post 3, that means I only have to do this 20 more times before it becomes a habit. As this is the third installment (in case the number 3 didn’t give it away) be sure to check out parts one and two. While my finances are looking
Here is my second surviving the quarantine post. A habit takes roughly 23 attempts to perfect, but I think Coronavirus will force me to beat the odds. This is part two of sharing my persona experiences during this trying time. Be sure to read part 1 as well. My money situation grows tighter. I am beyond on both rent and
This Coronavirus Quarantine has taken a toll on the entire world. So much has been completely stopped by its deadly presence. Realizing just how significant this time in history will become, I have decided to blog about my personal experiences. I am lucky enough to have not transmitted the virus. While I am by no means financially secure, I have
I have spent the last 2 hours debating posting my opinion on an issue that I am passionate about. Not because I worry about backlash on the internet. But because I fear what I might say in reaction to said backlash on the internet. So before I begin, I might delete this soon to be massive wall of text for
Before I begin my review of this novel, I must note a couple things of importance. First, P. F. Davids, the author of this series is a close friend and friendly rival in the world of writing. Second, in case the first point did not make it obvious, I potentially carry some bias in my review here due
Whoa boy, this was an incredible read. After Reviewing the first book in the Cedric Series, I jumped right into this one, and continued to dive until the end, cause it really enjoyed it that much. This novel showcases a world where fantasy, myth, and a bit of magic collide. But unlike the first book in the series which