Chris and I have been longing to get to the beach. 2020 has been a difficult year for travel but I was determined to do a few days at the beach. Safely. And so we did. Enjoy my pictures and my “pro tips”. Tip 1: Continue reading →
Do you have an 8-12 year old child in your life that you need a gift for? Even if you don’t I have THE book for you. Limerick Comics by Robert Hoyman with amazing illustrations by Steve Feldman is a lovely book that young and Continue reading →
If it is fall you know I have to share the teapots that have a fall theme even if they have been shared every year. This is absolutely one of my favorite of my fall teapots and I think you can see why. This teapot Continue reading →
A year ago we got this pile of fluff and brought him home. I know I share a lot of Maksim but I can’t let today go by without a tribute to this little guy who has helped get us through a pretty tough year. Continue reading →
When I was little my dream was to be a nurse. Dressed all in white with that cute perky little hat sitting on top of my head–that was the picture I had in my mind. I think my dream job originated from being in the Continue reading →
Welcome to another edition of What’s On Your Camera Roll? I always love to share these posts because a lot of you have some really great comments and also some great pictures on your own camera roll. Plus I don’t have to think too much Continue reading →
There are days when I think I am doing okay and then there are days when I know that I am not. I guess as long as I still realize that I have those lapses I am okay, right? So today let me share a Continue reading →
I recently was part of a huge donation of books to our hopefully upcoming AAUW book sale in 2021. We had to cancel this past year and are hopeful we will be able to hold one next year. We have carefully started collecting a few Continue reading →
“I firmly believe in small gestures: pay for their coffee, hold the door for strangers, over tip, smile or try to be kind even when you don’t feel like it, pay compliments, chase the kid’s runaway ball down the sidewalk and throw it back to Continue reading →
