July 2021 – Believe in the Magic Traci Diary

Yearly Calendar (Freebie)

Posted on 19 Jul 2021 by traci

Today I created a calendar for August 2021 to July 2022. The calendar also includes weekly views, so you can plan out the week.

You will get a Google Drive folder with the yearly calendar and the weekly views. There is a sheet for each month of the year. In order to use the calendar, you need to make a copy for yourself.

You can also change up the aesthetic to your liking if you don’t like the colors I used. If you want to add bitmojis for each month, that would be a great way to customize your calendar. Also you can change up the font to your liking.

I’ve done the hard work of creating the calendar. Now you can do the fun part which is customizing it. Or you can leave it be. It’s all up to you.

Yearly Calendar

Podcasts

The Bronze Snake

Posted on 7 Jul 20218 Jul 2021 by traci

Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: The Bronze Snake https://anchor.fm/traci-gasho/episodes/The-Bronze-Snake-e13sj7a

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Epic Trip #7 – June 14 – 18, 2021 – Harpers Ferry

Posted on 5 Jul 20211 Jul 2021 by traci

Our first outing of our Epic Trip was to Harpers Ferry, a place that is underrated in my opinion. It’s an absolute beautiful place where the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers converge. Three trails cross through the town. One of which is the Appalachian trail. History oozes out of the buildings: George Washington, Meriwether Lewis, John Brown, Fredrick Douglas, and Stonewall Jackson are a few men who once walked on the land within the borders of Harpers Ferry.

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My West Virginia October 2020 Trip Videos Part 3 of 3

Posted on 3 Jul 20211 Jul 2021 by traci

This is a collection of videos from Hubby and my trip to Elkins, WV. During the 3 day excursion, we visited the West Virginia Wildlife Center, traveled around the Monongahela National Forest, explored our “cabin” and backyard river, visited Buckhannon, and rode on a train to see fall foliage.

We traveled there because it was the one year anniversary of my mom’s death. Buckhannon was her favorite place to visit, so this was a way of remembering her legacy she left for me. Her favorite time to visit was during the fall.

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