April Davila - Author
I am - Oorah! We did it. Alex and I ran (and walked) the whole damn thing and finished every obstacle. In terms of painful but gratifying things I've done in my life it ranks third after giving birth to my two kick-ass kiddos. Here's our before … [Continue reading] about Who’s A Tough Mudder?
I gave myself a few mornings off this week. I've been training really hard for this race I'm doing tomorrow, and decided that I needed the extra rest to be at the top of my game. In case you haven't heard me yammer on about this race yet, let me … [Continue reading] about Tough Mudder Tomorrow!
I've hit a groove with my early morning writing. My alarm goes off at 5am, it takes me about 10 minutes to get upstairs and make coffee (I move really slowly that early in the morning), and then I write one full page in my journal, which takes about … [Continue reading] about Pages Are Flying
One of the perks of my job is that I work remotely. I have often said how cool it is that I can take my work with me anywhere, but the truth is I never do. Because if I'm going somewhere it's usually because I don't want to be working. I'm am not the … [Continue reading] about Remote Working
My blog turned 4 this last weekend. It's been four years since I first hit "Publish" back on my modest little MobileMe site (remember MobileMe? No? Neither does anyone else). Since then I've written 274 posts - just over a post a week. I also … [Continue reading] about Happy Birthday to my Blog!
This is the scene that greeted me Friday morning when I arrived at work. At first I glanced in through the wrecked door and saw Daniel's monitor on his desk, so I thought the door broke on its own some how, but upon closer inspection I realized my … [Continue reading] about Office Break In
My husband and I bought our HD DVD player a couple months before Blu-Ray put HD to shame, I set up my first blog with the now defunct iWeb, and I've been using Shelfari to keep track of my books for years now. It's a trend. I always seem to pick the … [Continue reading] about I always pick the wrong technology