Today’s Think Kit prompt: Give us the 30,000 foot view. Or, hone in on a few highlights. Let’s bring last year to life before moving on to what’s ahead. I keep reading posts about people being happy to leave 2015 in the past, but 2015 was a pretty great year for me! In February, I took … Continue reading
I’m so happy to have a new Think Kit prompt to get my creative writing juices flowing again. Here we go! Have you accomplished goals you set out to achieve this year? How have you had to reset? What will it take to get where you need to be by the year’s end? Is there a … Continue reading
Catching up on my ThinkKit prompts from 2014… What one word sums up the past year? Now: unpack, unfold, and uncover it. What does it represent? What events float to the top when you think about your word? And, okay, if you can’t limit yourself to a single word…use a (select) few. Growth. Have you experienced … Continue reading
I fell off the ThinkKit wagon the last week and a half of December. I’m going to blame it on holiday travel, activities and being sick. And general end-of-the-year laziness. So I’m going back through the prompts that I didn’t blog about yet, starting with this one: It’s true, we like you a lot – … Continue reading
I have the travel bug. I’m itching to get out of this miserable cold weather and onto a beach. Actually, I wouldn’t mind if it wasn’t a beach, just something that wasn’t here. Flights to Denver right now are pretty cheap, and I’ve never been to Breckenridge. Those are two snowy options I would consider. … Continue reading
For today’s Think Kit prompt, I’m using a lifeline. Sooo….”What are your top 10 favorite things from 2012?” This year has been AMAZING. Here’s why. 1. The Super Bowl in Indianapolis. All I can say is WOW. I had a great opportunity to be a part of the Huddle After Hours, featuring local and national … Continue reading
It’s hard to think about my dream trip when it’s cold and dreary outside, because it makes me want to book a flight and get to warmer weather ASAP. Having to defrost your car in the morning really makes you wonder why you don’t live on a tropical island. This year, I’ve been lucky enough … Continue reading
Rachel Rubes 