I think I should blog again... Maybe

Holy poop it's been a while since I blogged.

I have been writing actually. I have this desire to create a new blog for my book, but that seems kind of stupid.

I figure the best thing to do is to just post here on the blog I created sooo long ago.

Why not!

So here's a link to the new book.

https://www.amazon.com/Daily-Observations-Girl-Journey-Weight/dp/170008349X/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+daily+observations+garcia&qid=1578935354&sr=8-1

The book is called The Daily Observations of a Fat Girl On Her Journey to (Try) And Lose Weight

Written by me: Genesis Eve Garcia

Published on Amazon because that's how we do it when we are self publishing!

It's good. I like it.

I think it could be improved... but I also think the topics are important enough that I wanted to get it out in the world. I am nervous... but also really proud of it. There's nothing quite so ridiculously scary as sharing yourself honestly, with all your flaws.

Eve Covers White Snake

I have decided to record myself singing for Youtube on a fairly regular basis.

I hope you like!

This week, I'm singing Whitesnake's "Is This Love"?

The music video for the song is awesome.

My video is probably boring. But oh well!

A Song of Ice and Ice

 Two brothers.

Stand on a precipice. 

A wilderness of ice and snow before them.

They command the western wastelands of ice and snow. 

They last about 5 minutes before proclaiming that their fingers are frozen.

And we go to another park. 

Where the temperature is literally 20 degrees warmer. 

Weird. 

Utah is weird. 

New Shoes

Dan has been growing so fast! Look at these shoes!

Hahaha!

I crack myself up.

But seriously...

Remember when Dan rode his bike to church?

According to Google Maps--we live 1.2 miles from the church building. This is what he looked like after riding his bike those 1.2 miles.

On Monday, Dan was determined to walk home from school by himself. The thought of our little boy walking by himself petrified me! I want to allow him to be strong and independent--but he's so little!

Well, I determined he needed the chance to prove himself.

We live 1.4 miles away from the school.

This is what he looked like after walking the whole way by himself!

No tears. No sweat. Just a happy, tired kid.

(For those of you concerned... I checked on him 3 times during his walk to see if he wanted rescuing. And we won't be making this a habit because I do think he's too young. But every month or so, he can walk home by himself--with a cell phone in his back pack.)

I can't believe what a difference a year makes!