It’s Saturday morning and I awoke with wholehearted intentions to make coffee and then sit down to write for a solid hour. I was successful on the coffee front. The writing however was delayed due the talent that the authors of the blogs on my blogroll have for writing well about interesting things. I’m now looking at the clock thinking that I have somewhere to be in an hour and though I am now well caffeinated, I am still sitting here in my jammies.
I do think I have just enough time to share some ideas I have for changes I plan to make to the blog. Spinster Jane, while it does have a lot of personal flavor, is about women living single. I want it to not only be entertaining but also useful. I’ll still be writing posts about my cats and my battles with the dirty laundry pile, but over the next couple of months you can also expect the following:
More Spinster in the Kitchen posts! Cooking for one can at times be a royal pain in the spinster ass. Most recipes make servings for four or more, and they not always easily dividable. Just how do you calculate one fourth of an egg? Frozen dinners are not only expensive and depressing but also generally terribly bad for you. I’ll be upping the number of Spinster in the Kitchen posts to two a month, and will also start to include some guest posts from other fabulous single living cooks I know.
Spinster Spotlight! I’m not the only woman in the world who is happily living the spinster life. I am acquainted with many women who, due to choice or circumstance, have found themselves embracing solo living. While you can read about my single living stories here any time you like, I want to share the perspectives of others. I’ll be doing Spinster Spotlight interviews with single living women and bringing their stories to you. The plan is to bring you the first of these in January, 2012 so we can all start the new year with a bit of inspiration.
Spinster Nesting! Beginning in December I’ll be including a monthly feature on living alone in a small space. Living alone not only often means compromising on square footage, it can also mean finding creative ways to save money so you can actually afford to keep your nest for one. I plan to share my ideas and experience with small space living including how to keep organized, how to decorate on a budget, how to entertain in a tiny space and more.
I’m very excited about all of these upcoming additions to the blog. I hope you will be too…
Now, it’s time to put on pants.
It all sounds good, Jane! Looking forward to reading more.
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Lisa
LOVE IT! Mostly excited for more kitchen posts... :)
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying your blog as is but the new changes sound super exciting. Can't wait.
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