What’s so important about March?
5 Important Things
- Writing every day with slicer friends
- Conference tournament excitement
- NCAA brackets
- Being in the NCAA Sweet Sixteen
- Needing ideas for slices every day
4
- Flowers that bloom even when covered with snow
- Days when temperatures rise above 70
- Reading and responding to so many clever slices
- Needing ideas for slices every day
3
- The yo yo temperature swings of 50 degrees in less than 12 hours
- A #G2Great chat with Nawal about Nourishing Caregiver Collaborations
- Needing ideas for slices every day
2
- Keeping track of so many more tasks than ever dreamed!
- Needing ideas for slices every day
1
One more day of slicing with TWT and slicer friends!
As I added my link on the Slicer page, I was just above this more cleverly crafted 5-4-3-2-1 post of Donnetta’s.
What have you discovered this March? What have you learned? What will you revisit?
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I like the “needing ideas for slices” repetition and then the “One more day of slicing with TWT and slicer friends!” I am glad that we have one more day.
Thanks!
Ideas were often both positive and negative, but today was just zip.
I think many of us are relieved that there is only one more day of slicing left this month. I know I am. Ideas are just about depleted.
For as busy as you have been, you have done well!
The repetition made me laugh. Like every year, I am both happy & sad that the month is coming to an end – and I still don’t know what to write today. Typical
Thanks, Amanda.
I was trying to have a bit of fun!
I love this reflection form and typically do it on Fridays in my notebook. I did change it up a bit yesterday after reading another slice. That is one of the many things I like about this challenge–the sharing. I ad to chuckle at your line that found itself in all the categories! We do tend to run dry after 31 days!
Also…I was glad to see the #G2Great chat…although it was after the fact. I miss the good ole days of Twitter!