Matt’s visit – March 2015
Today I’m blessed to have both sons home. Oh they are both out and about but this is where they will lay their heads tonight. Home. Matt and I’ve had a rough time this past year. This trip has been … Continue reading →
Today I’m blessed to have both sons home. Oh they are both out and about but this is where they will lay their heads tonight. Home. Matt and I’ve had a rough time this past year. This trip has been … Continue reading →
I absolutely LOVE this. I need more nature time.
Continue reading →It’s hard to believe a whole year has passed since my nephew died of an overdose of opioids and God-only-knows what else. Before the drug use, he was a bright, somewhat shy and intelligent young man. This is how I … Continue reading →
I’ve quit Facebook. Here’s a high level overview of why; read the link below for specifics. Then ask yourself why anyone in the right mind would participate in it. Remember, this isn’t just about the technical stuff. By staying on … Continue reading →
My sister would have been 58 years old today. She died May 22, 2014. We didn’t always get along, and you certainly couldn’t describe our relationship as close. Yet I feel a huge hole in my heart. She was my … Continue reading →
This year is starting off with my commuter car in the shop. I love my little Prius but I’m afraid it may very well need a new HV battery (thousands of dollars from what I’ve read). We shall see. The … Continue reading →
It seems quite fitting after the most challenging year of my recent memory that my commuter car ends this day with every possible warning light illuminated on the dash (having it towed to the best mechanic on the planet tomorrow … Continue reading →
This is the first year in decades that I don’t have my home-made Advent wreath. I don’t have the energy or motivation it seems. I bought a live wreath (rather than make one like I usually do) but the Advent … Continue reading →
In 1990, I was recently divorced and living in the Seattle area. With no family near, I tried to do the societal thing and cook a turkey for Thanksgiving; it was less-than successful as my sons hated turkey and I … Continue reading →
As I prepare to take my sister’s cremated remains to New York for interment near her son Vincent, it hit me how our life ends compressed into 9 inch X 7 inch X 5 inch box. In my guest bedroom, … Continue reading →