Skip to main content

What to expect with this blog

The sun is out, and I'm feeling good. How about you?

With this post, I thought that I would give you a general idea of what to expect with this blog - to give you an idea of the type of content that I will be posting about.

In the warmer months, you can expect to see:
  • Travel (local and an international trip)
  • DIY's that involve being outside/Summer projects
  • Challenges
  • Summer/Fall lifestyle topics that interest me
  • Local events
  • Food (light, Summery, quick, local food, etc).
 Pack Ice, Belleview Beach, NL (2017)


In the colder months, you can expect to see:
  • Craft fairs
  • Holiday/upcoming events
  • DIY's that involve being inside
  • Food (warm, hearty home-made meals, work lunch prep, etc.)
  • Whatever I can post about that doesn't involve me going outside and experiencing the cold, Winter weather (lol). 

In addition to all this, I do also have a few guest post features that are in the works of finalization that will be posted throughout this blog.

I am also working on a book club with my dear friend Mandi - It's for the Goosebumps original series, and it started yesterday (July 15th).  Please check it out on Mandi's Youtube page - The book club is titled "Welcome to Deadhouse".



That's a pretty decent rundown of what to expect.  Maybe I'll get into some product reviews late on, or maybe I'll find something else that I just have to gush about. Is there any topics that you would like featured?
Labels:

Comments

  1. RebekahAugust 1, 2018 at 1:10 PM

    It looks like you're super organised when it comes to future blog content. I love that you have ideas to spruce things up between the warmer and colder months. I think that'll go down a treat! Best of luck on the book you're working on with your friend; I hope it gains the success you hope it does. And, of course, the best of luck with the future of this blog!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

October Staycation

This past week my hubby and I had a staycation.  We love Fall - and it's for this reason that we always take a week or so off to enjoy it. During our week off we gorged on Little Caesars Stuffed Crazy Bread and Cinnamon rolls (nom nom nom carbs lol). Purchased a few new aquarium inhabitants, including 3 snails, 3 Odessa Barbs, 3 Skirt Tailed Tetra Glowfish, and a Kheli Loach. So far, one of the Tinfoil Barbs has tried to immediately pick up and eat the loach, and tried to pull a snail off the glass of the aquarium. We are doing fish counts daily until the Tinfoil Barbs lose interest. We also took a drive through Swift Current to Marystown to do some sightseeing. Along this route are a few lookouts.  We did stop at one of them, however, the binoculars that were stationed here were broken (maybe sandblasted by the wind sweeping over the area?)   There seems like there is nothing special about this area.  But, this is the only area of thi...
2 comments
Read more

Sci-Fi on the Rock

Hi folks, Last weekend myself and Mandi attended, and hosted an event and panel at this years Sci-Fi on the Rock  for our Welcome to Deadhouse  Goosebumps book club ( #GBCGhostNextDoor on Twitter). This adventure all started with suggestions from our spouses. So, we came up with a few ideas, went through the application process and waited. We are new to the event and panelist, and our YouTube book club is under a year old - so we figured that we didn't have much of a shot of being accepted.  Then the email came. We were accepted as panelist. For both ideas that we submitted.  Oh snap! Oh snap! OH SNAP! Planning the panels was super fun.  We love the Goosebumps series and we were able to create a plan that we were both happy with.  The "Reader Beware, You Choose the Scare!" event was first - it was the first evening of the event, and scheduled to be 2 hours long. Here we read through the Diary of the Mad Mummy, and backtracked 4 times to get 4 diff...
Post a Comment
Read more

Harry Potter - Which house do you belong in?

Consider this a heads-up.  This is a Harry Potter related post.  I'm a fan, a late-to-the-party fan, but a fan all the same. I didn't grow-up reading the novels, or watching the movies.  All of my Harry Potter experience is from adulthood. (This post contains affiliated links.  Meaning that I may collect a share of the sales or other compensation from the Amazon links on this page.)   I'm since read all of the novels (bought the pretty box set to display on my bookshelf), watched the movies, collected some display items and puzzles, and visited Universal Studios in Florida. All of my Harry Potter, Universal Studios, park pictures have one thing in common - I'm holding a delicious, frozen butterbeer! **Teaser**  This trip will be featured in a future post. To start, which house have you been sorted into by the Pottermore website?  I'm a Slytherin . Although, I've retaken the quiz, because this sorting was from a few years ago, and I was sort...
10 comments
Read more