My latest article and comic strip is up over at MYRACentral.com. It's about my dating life, or rather, my lack thereof BUT I think I had an epiphany after my last prospect fizzled. Hopefully 2010 will bring me some opportunities to test out my new strategy and see if I have any better luck. . .
So I know that I'm lame for not having posted much lately. I don't have any good reason for being absent and delinquent. I haven't been in a bad flare, I haven't been up to anything spectacular; I just haven't been as motivated to write as much the last month or so. I'll be traveling some over the holidays to see family and friends, so unfortunately, I probably won't be able to pick up the slack much until after the new year and a work trip is over. BUT, I do intend to be a better blogger in 2010 and get back up to speed, so please bear with me in the meantime. I appreciate hearing from all of you via your comments and emails, even if it takes me a ridiculously long time to get back to you! I think I am still trying to absorb all of the huge changes my life has taken the last half of this year, and it's causing me to hibernate a little bit. And you know, it's winter, which always brings out my inner sloth.
One thing I have been busy doing is baking these last few days. Here are a few of my latest creations:
I hope that you all will have a lovely holiday season, and (in case I don't manage to post again until 2010) a marvelous start to the new year!
Take care, and till then, Cheers!
Sara



The cookies look yummy! Have a good Christmas.
Amy Jo
Posted by: Amy | December 22, 2009 at 10:20 PM
Love the cookies. They look like the same ones we've always made.
Posted by: Becky | December 22, 2009 at 10:34 PM
Merry Christmas. The cookies look yummy.
Posted by: WarmSocks | December 22, 2009 at 11:11 PM
I so relate to the article - I do the same thing, and it always means leaving out much more than just the fact that I have these illnesses. So much of my life (including lots of good things) is related to my RA and my HCM.
On my last date, I spilled the beans about my HCM, but only because the guy was a med student thinking about cardiology. It went very well, and I'm hoping that will give me confidence on future dates. I just HATE telling people, and I always do it awkwardly!
You're right, though; by holding back about my health, I'm holding back on a lot of things that make me really interesting.
Posted by: Helen | December 23, 2009 at 09:56 AM
I completely agree with both- amazing cookies! and totally relate to not really feeling like yourself by not "revealing" RA. It makes me feel like such a liar! Here's to 2010 being more fun and prosperous in ALL ways.
Posted by: Amanda | December 28, 2009 at 08:49 PM
Love the cookies, Look like the same ones we've always made.
Posted by: Torrent Download | December 10, 2010 at 02:24 PM