Social Media is Eating Your Brain
Social media is eating our brains. If you don’t believe me, look for yourself. … Read More Social Media is Eating Your Brain
Love in the Time of Covid
Thanksgiving is a bit different this year.… Read More Love in the Time of Covid
Welcome to My World
Someone once told me (spitefully) that I could be happy because nothing bad had ever happened to me. I replied by turning her phrase around a bit. … Read More Welcome to My World
Familiarity Breeds Content
During times when the whole world seems to be spinning out of control, routines are not only comforting, they are necessary.… Read More Familiarity Breeds Content
Is Anybody There? Please Clap if You Hear Me
Are you there? Please clap if you hear me… Read More Is Anybody There? Please Clap if You Hear Me
Life is a Carnival Ride
Crazy, how 1 memory – a picture, a name, a word – can send you spinning back in time…… Read More Life is a Carnival Ride
You Could Have Chosen Kind
I hate getting corrected or scolded. Whether it’s a snarky comment on social media or a pompous sales clerk doesn’t matter — negative comments make me feel small. Recently, a local restaurant offered us a “Buy One Get One” meal deal for my husband’s birthday. The coupon specified “dine-in only”. It was a great deal, and we… Read More You Could Have Chosen Kind
Say Something Nice!
I don’t know about you, but my year has been a real downer. As if the virus wasn’t enough, we also have people rioting in the streets over issues of freedom and race. Don’t get me wrong. There is definitely a time to fight – to save your home and family, to stop a crime… Read More Say Something Nice!
Quarantine IN Sanity – “The Ostrich Method”
Well, I’ve resisted for as long as I can….I didn’t want to jump on the “pandemic article” bandwagon, but I just can’t hold back any longer. Because we are heading towards week Four of this state-wide quarantine and I just can’t be quiet any longer. Tensions are building, tempers are short (and getting shorter by… Read More Quarantine IN Sanity – “The Ostrich Method”
Little Things Mean a Lot – Old Knees, Old Needs
I probably never thought about these things either, when I was young and had two good legs. Amazing how time changes things. Yesterday I stopped at the grocery store for a few things. As usual, I took a ride-on shopper cart. My knees ran out of cartilage some years ago (I Knew I should have… Read More Little Things Mean a Lot – Old Knees, Old Needs
