It’s been cold in Arkansas. Super cold. Like I’m not stepping a toe outside cold. Like literally our world has stopped cold. Like it hasn’t been this cold since 1899, according to a Tweet from the National Weather Service. So for an outdoor exerciser, this can pose a problem. Luckily, I have been recently introduced … More Smile
It was 5:08. In the morning. Like clockwork, Dave had jumped in the bed an hour earlier, just to make sure, I surmise, that I hadn’t forgotten about him and our sacred walk time which always begins promptly at 5:15. After stumbling around in the dark searching for a pair of socks, I made my … More Smile
Moving to a new home, a much smaller home, after 21 years, provided us the perfect opportunity to downsize. Letting go of my stuff – clothes, momentos, chachkies, knickknacks, do-hickies, and dust filled time saving devices – was a painstaking process. “Trimming the Fat” is not for the faint of heart! Let’s face it, I … More On Moving
There are some constants in this upside down state of being known as 2020. Perhaps some of the most vital fall into the pet category. In fact, in spite of plummeting sales in many sectors, the percentage of pet adoptions has actually increased since the onset of the Stay at Home Orders that many of … More Pets
It’s hard these days to even consider the possibility of harnessing good luck, due to the fact that life, as we know it, has drastically changed. Comings and goings are clouded with an air of caution; tension, a familiar, yet unwelcome guest, pervades. Because I have been given the wherewithal to prevail when faced with … More Luck
I’m a sucker for trees. Big trees, small trees, evergreens, deciduous, it doesn’t matter. I am an equal opportunity tree hugger. My miniscule front yard boasts an old Southern Magnolia, a redbud and a ginormous crepe myrtle, the trifecta of hardy blooms greeting my gaze towards the heavens. It’s absolutely delightful. Although there’s not too … More Hope
Sabi left for B and Poppy’s in a flash; she had to retrieve her car and get back to those shenanigans that twenty-somethings partake in on a Friday night. “Remember, you can’t see the gears on the dashboard of Poppy’s truck. Make sure you count three clicks to get the gear shift into drive. If … More Poppy’s Truck and Gratitude
Shootin' The Breeze 