Today’s Bloganuary prompt: “What would you do if you won the lottery?”

This is an interesting week for this question to come up. I’ve been working to re-frame how I view my day to day life.

Elect a cowboy hat-wearing sheriff as governor, get cowboy hat-wearing sheriff bullshit when they govern. If you are still a Republican, you are complicit.

Senate candidate Sam Brown endorses Trump for president

I didn’t expect different, but it hits when they say it out loud.

I can walk you through a maze of reasoning when asked about my favorite foods. What a terrible question, making me choose among all the great things I’ve had the pleasure of eating over the years. It honestly feels cruel.

Today’s Bloganuary prompt: “Do you spend more time thinking about the future or the past? Why?”

There’s virtue in both. I view myself as someone who at the very least strives to be self aware. Your mileage may vary with regard to how I’m doing at that, but it’s something I actively work on.

My biggest stressors on a daily basis are related to my management of my time, and how I feel I am losing more and more of it to obligations. My mornings are currently scheduled in a way that has forced me to give up an activity or two that I should be doing. I just don’t have the time in the morning to do them along with the other things I have committed to doing. In the evening, I have other obligations that occupy my time until well into the evening in general.

Count me in on this renaissance. I clicked through thinking I would read about, you know, what’s happening. It’s interesting, but that’s not what I got. Instead, I finished reading, nodding along, and got to the bottom of the page, where there is a link to Glitch.

Today’s Bloganuary question is “What colleges have you attended?”

My answer is simple and long, if I care to make it long.

I came across the Bloganuary prompt website, which gives you a writing prompt for each day in January. I’m going to try to do it here, and use it as more than a fun blog prompt. I plan to use it as a bit of a journaling tool, because that’s what I’m supposed to do here. So away we go.

I can’t believe I only missed Pierce by a couple of weeks! He was cited on November 1 of this year for trespassing by apparently leaving the walkway at Mammoth Hot Springs inside Yellowstone National Park.