Monthly Archives: September 2013

Once my downtown assignments were taken care of, I still had more time before I could pick up the girls than the little bit of grocery shopping I had to do would take. I decided to follow Main Street down … Continue reading →

Yesterday the Gracious One came in the morning to spend the day with husband, and the furry girls and I hopped into the van and headed to town. Well, one of us hopped in. That would be Shasta, she still … Continue reading →

Another week, but Tuesday, not Monday. Cee issued her challenge on Monday but I was preoccupied. Or just being very lazy. I’ll let you guess on your own. The questions this week are: 1. If you could live in any … Continue reading →

I have just finished reading a book – Sunlight on my Shadow by Judy Liautaud – and I am feeling this sweet sense of sad joy. It is the story of a 16 year old girl who became pregnant. Unmarried, … Continue reading →

This morning is dismal, a few rain showers now and then, and chilly. A good day to stay inside – maybe even time to turn the heat on. But yesterday was a lovely sunny day, so we’re going back in … Continue reading →

Tonight I’m sitting with the TV on DIY, because that’s one of my go-to-requires-no-thought stations. I seem to lean towards things that require little thought these days, especially in the evenings. Things that allow me to pay attention, or not. … Continue reading →

It’s Monday. I can tell because Cee has challenged us to share our worlds. Without her challenge, I probably wouldn’t know it’s Monday. 1. If you could be a tree or plant, what would you be? I think a maple … Continue reading →

Reminding myself is something I must do every day, frequently. Reminding myself that even though husband often behaves like a two-year-old (in my eyes, at least) he is an adult and must be treated as such. Forgetting that gets us … Continue reading →

This week I have time – or at least I am taking the time – to play with Cee’s Challenge again. I just want you all to know that it’s not my fault that my answers so often are in … Continue reading →

With husband still in the hospital on Labor Day, I went with some of our neighborhood up a winding road into the mountains, to a resort that I am sure resembles heaven for a barbecue and a bit of jazz. … Continue reading →