Monthly Archives: May 2013

“Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That’s why we call it the present.” ― A.A. Milne, Winnie-the-Pooh A.A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh has been on my mind the past few days. It was my son’s favorite … Continue reading →

Sit by the window, inside where it is warm and dry, and spy on our feathered friends who seem to not mind the rain and who fluff up to keep warm. I moved a hummingbird feeder to the tree outside … Continue reading →

I recently decided to join the present times, to enter the digital age completely. Prior to this, my phone was a phone. Okay, it had a camera, but not a very good camera. It received phone calls and text messages. … Continue reading →

Last night, when the wind was howling and the snow was snowing, I went outside to bring in the hanging basket of Calibrochoa so they would not suffer a horrible freezing demise overnight. The forecast said we could get to … Continue reading →

This morning, after the sun had come over the hill but still very early, my phone rang. A phone that rings that early is not bringing good news. That is a fact. That is how it goes. The call was … Continue reading →

First I must tell you that I am not a cryer. Most of the time, I am pretty stoic. Not to say I am without passion, but I do not readily display my feelings for the world to see. Today, … Continue reading →

Cee has posted this week’s challenge to Share our Worlds. Try it, you’ll like it! 1. Do you like winter, or not, and why? I like winter. For the month of December, then it should go away. At least be … Continue reading →

I am sitting on my front deck in capris and a tank top, because we are having incredible weather for May. It is 80 here, with a very gentle breeze. The birds are busy, eating and filling the air with … Continue reading →

This is the second part of the post I stole this from Lisa at Peripheral Perceptions who stole it from Ramblin’ with Roger. Read at your own risk! 26: What was your favorite car­toon growing up? The Roadrunner – then … Continue reading →