Between a dip in my health (including a handful of migraines and a pain flare up), a very stressful medical appointment, and probably more travelling than I could physically handle, I haven’t been able to write as much this last month as I had been hoping to. I’m working on some posts that I’m really excited about but they’re taking longer than I hoped – I’m looking forward to sharing them when I do get them finished though! In the meantime, I’ve been posting about my music and music-making endeavours on my Instagram and TikTok. And a post I did manage to pull together this month was another photo challenge… I just really love taking photos and documenting my days.

I liked how much possibility this one allowed for, although there were several letters that did prove to be a bit of a challenge in themselves…

1. A IS FOR… ALICE CHILTON – It took me a while to really get into the fourth season of Ted Lasso but I’ve stuck it out because I know they had a lot to establish with the new women’s team, all of the new characters, and so on and, unsurprisingly, I have ended up absolutely adoring it. And I particularly love the new coach, Alice Chilton. I’ve become so attached to her and her story arc and I think Tanya Reynolds does a really fantastic job at showing us so many different sides to Alice, giving us all of these tiny glimpses into that you sometimes don’t even catch on your first watch. I loved her even more in the most recent episode – Mae Rides The Bus – and I’m so excited (and nervous, truth be told) to see how they’ll wrap up her story for the season. I need a season five! I need more Alice Chilton!

2. B IS FOR… BULLET JOURNAL – I’ve talked about my bullet journal before but it’s honestly my brain in written form; I could not get through the day, week, month, and so on without it. I have a post from YEARS BACK, when I was first figuring out what worked for me, but I might do an updated one because my system genuinely really helps me manage my life and some of the executive dysfunction I struggle with as a result of my ADHD.