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Newbie Alert

Greetings all!

I am new to this and am not sure what to write today as I sit in my pajamas over my first coffee an hour earlier than usual...daylight savings time bye bye, hello winter.  I am even more sure it is winter because my mom has put up Christmas decorations already and I groggily ended up with the snowman mug for my coffee.

Yesterday was shopping day....and did I shop...I would probably be better to call this a shopping rehab group but I actually would like to write about my life, crafts, trying to start my own business and anything else that I create on a whim.  I have a lot of interests and they range from travel to beading jewelry to card making and scrap booking, and a little writing.  Unfortunately I also have a very busy life and find little time to pursue any of these infinitely enjoyable pastimes.  Perhaps with your help I can make a change and create time to succeed at my hobbies and pursuits.

I will call this my first post in a journey of time and craft and see what happens later today or tomorrow...maybe next week....we will see what time I can devote to keeping this journal.

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