I’m starting this blog because I feel like I’ve come to that point in life where I’ve realized I’m the grown-up. I’m the adult. I’m the one who’s supposed to be reading the news, keeping up to date on things. I’m the one who is supposed to be lobbying policies to Congress and serving my […]
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Welcome!
Welcome to Soliloquy of the Soul! Please take a moment to read the About section to learn more about this blog and its desired purpose. I’ll be getting some posts up soon, so follow me and stay tuned! While you’re waiting, check out my personal blog Bu Chronicles and follow my husband and I on […]
Things I Will Miss About Louisiana – Part II
Our Sweet Little Neighbor Puppy Onto the next thing that will make me cry when I say goodbye – our sweet little neighbor puppy, Sadie. She won our hearts quickly because she’s a love bug and sadly neglected. She used to belong to the man that lived next door. But when the man left his […]
Things I Will Miss About Louisiana – Part I
Garden Though it may sound trite, one reason I’m a little sad to be leaving Louisiana so soon is because I’ll have to leave our garden. I’ve never gardened before in my life, but I just dove right in this spring. It gave me something to fill my time and enjoy our summer down here. […]
What’s next?!
I was journaling last night about needing to surrender to this move to NC. To “let go and let god” and trust that everything is going to work out perfectly. (My mind/anxiety has been jam-packed with house and job hunting…) Looking back through my journal, I had the same feelings about the move to LA. […]
Game of Thrones
This show has completely consumed all my free time over the past 8 days. We finished the first season in less than a week and then episodes of the second season magically appeared on Dustin’s computer. (Thank you, internet gods…) If this is what being a Lord of the Rings geek feels like, then I […]
Allen Update
I feel I have an amazing story to tell, but I don’t even know where to begin. I think Dustin put it best the other night when he said, “Baby, we’re fine. The fact that neither of us have had a panic attack or mental breakdown at this point is really quite miraculous. We’re up […]
Teaching Memoir
One of the classes I’m taking this semester is a creative writing class for teachers. Not only do we learn how to become better creative writing teachers, we learn how to be come better creative writers. We pick on piece that we work on and fine-tune throughout the entire semester. It’s actually the second class […]
Cliché New Years Post
So yes, I believe it’s time. Time for the clichéd “out with the old, in with the new” post where I talk about how thankful I am for the new year and what I resolve to do differently in 2012. As cheesy as I think it is, I defer to the cliche this year due […]
So yes, this is going to be one of those “