Lila Johnson's Blog - Posts Tagged "accomplishments"
Oh No! Another New Year
Is it really that time again? Well, let me count the things I accomplished this year.
I started 2015 with a birthday trip to Wilson Ranch in Oregon and got my cowgirl on.
My book, THE FAT GIRLS CLUB, was released and although the sales I have to say have been slow, the reviews have been wonderful. As a new author, it's nice to know that my readers are relating to my girls which in turn encourages the writing of the next book in the series. To all those who took time to read my books I want to say, "Thank you."
As usual, Santa forgot to leave my man under the tree so I have to celebrate New Years Eve alone. Not to worry, it gives me something to write about in the next book.
I worked in Oregon and California this year and learned a lot. I visited several sites that served as the background for movies and television shows. The coastline of both states refreshed my heart and soul. I found waterfalls and various small towns that offered much in terms of history and variety.
I met many people, staff and patients, in the dialysis clinics I worked in that allowed me to occupy a small space in their world. To all of them I open my arms wide to say, "Thank you so much. You taught me how to be a better person in the world."
I visited Paris once again. Although I had a few ups and downs, I would return again and even consider living there.
In 2015 I cried, laughed, smiled and even had a few angry moments. In all, it has pushed me to the next level of growth and improvement.
So come on 2016. Give me whatever you've got because I'm ready! To all my readers, have a great, blessed and safe New Year.
I started 2015 with a birthday trip to Wilson Ranch in Oregon and got my cowgirl on.
My book, THE FAT GIRLS CLUB, was released and although the sales I have to say have been slow, the reviews have been wonderful. As a new author, it's nice to know that my readers are relating to my girls which in turn encourages the writing of the next book in the series. To all those who took time to read my books I want to say, "Thank you."
As usual, Santa forgot to leave my man under the tree so I have to celebrate New Years Eve alone. Not to worry, it gives me something to write about in the next book.
I worked in Oregon and California this year and learned a lot. I visited several sites that served as the background for movies and television shows. The coastline of both states refreshed my heart and soul. I found waterfalls and various small towns that offered much in terms of history and variety.
I met many people, staff and patients, in the dialysis clinics I worked in that allowed me to occupy a small space in their world. To all of them I open my arms wide to say, "Thank you so much. You taught me how to be a better person in the world."
I visited Paris once again. Although I had a few ups and downs, I would return again and even consider living there.
In 2015 I cried, laughed, smiled and even had a few angry moments. In all, it has pushed me to the next level of growth and improvement.
So come on 2016. Give me whatever you've got because I'm ready! To all my readers, have a great, blessed and safe New Year.
