Full Disclosure: A rerun but one worth repeating. 1. Everyone has a story. There is no doubt about it in my mind. You may not “think” that you have a story, but daggum it, you do. You may think that you have a boring and Continue reading →
It’s been a great summer. My friend, Jeni from Jeni Eats and I both knew we were going to be moving this summer and somewhere along the way we coined the #FarewellTour2015 hashtag. If truth be known I think it might have been the Computer Continue reading →
It’s a good question, isn’t it? What will I leave behind? I think about this more often than I would like to admit and I suspect it has something to do with being 55. The other day when I was shopping I was asked if Continue reading →
Moving always brings adventure. Our much anticipated move is creeping closer and closer with each day and in 2 short weeks we will be in the throes of packing and loading and cleaning. It’s a good thing. In fact I think it is a very Continue reading →
It has been awhile since I have participated in Cee’s Share Your World . Cee is Cee from Cee’s Photography Blog, of course and she hosts a lot of great challenges for us to try out here in the blogosphere to join. This challenge Continue reading →
I happened upon an article in the New York Times a while back during my leisurely stroll through the internet. The article written by Patricia Cohen entitled Get a Midlife, made me stop and think about how “I” view midlife now that I am in Continue reading →
1. I have missed baking. Today I made both a rhubarb strawberry crisp and rhubarb cookies. The only problem is I am the only one in the house. 2. If you are able to keep up with me and what is going on in Continue reading →
“Are you spoiled?” she asked. The context was the fact that I got to board the airplane before she did—I had “Sky” on my ticket and she had Zone 3. I laughed it off and denied it but it has stuck with me for months. Continue reading →
As part of the North Iowa Bloggers I was provided a free Architectural Tour by Shoreline Sightseeing. All thoughts and opinions are 100% honest and my own. When I think of Chicago I think of deep dish pizza, sporting events, Garrett’s Popcorn, sightseeing, Bernie the Continue reading →
Some of you know that our oldest son, Micah, was a recent graduate of Columbia Business School. To say that we are proud may be the biggest understatement of the century. Micah has worked hard to get where he is. When he was in high Continue reading →
