Monthly Archives: November 2015

I know, I know – you’ve been waiting with baited breath, right? Although you pretended to be enjoying your Thanksgiving Day with loved ones, you were really wondering what that strange woman with an elusive mind was up to – … Continue reading →

I am late this week to share my world with Cee, but I have a good excuse – I have been really busy doing nothing. That takes a lot of time, you know! 1. In your native language which letter … Continue reading →

Time for some levity, I think, something light-hearted, nothing heavy. The sun is shining today and I am working to shake my doom and gloom mood, to find a whiff of fresh air – what better way to do this … Continue reading →

I feel like the skies over our world have darkened, obliterating any light that might come through, threatening the future for all of us. The news is bleak. The news from Paris is frightening, the inhumanity of mankind is frightening, … Continue reading →

Dear World, I have a few things I want to say to parts of this world. Just because I can. Nothing terribly important, prophetic or philosophical, just some words I want to share. Dear Government, I think it would be … Continue reading →

This week I’m joining Cee to share my world. I’ve been erratic about this lately, but this week it feels like what I want to do. 1. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word … Continue reading →

What to do, what to do? I don’t want to. Motivation is a problem. Thoughts wander through my brain, but they do not linger. Spurts of energy, a day or two of getting things done, then – I don’t want … Continue reading →

Today will complete my participation in this challenge, passed to me by Lois. I realized I have not mentioned how much I admire Lois for her work with prisoners in a facility near her, and I really wanted to tell … Continue reading →

Day Two of the challenge, passed on to me by Lois of On Pets and Prisoners. You remember the rules, right? Thank the person who nominated you (did that on Day 1), jumping forward, rule three is to nominate three … Continue reading →