I have questions
I have questions. So much of life has been happening at break-neck speed while also dragging along. How is that possible? I mean, it’s June already. Wasn’t it […]
ramblings and thoughts about life, family, work, and the state of the world
ramblings and thoughts about life, family, work, and the state of the world
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I have questions. So much of life has been happening at break-neck speed while also dragging along. How is that possible? I mean, it’s June already. Wasn’t it […]
It’s been an awful month. The past month’s events has once again completely rearranged the deck chairs while I wasn’t looking. A month ago, my youngest child was […]
I have a friend who writes every day, shares every day, and uplifts those around her every day with her writing. I often wonder at this friend’s consistency, […]
Friends, I’m tired. Of course the pending sale fell through. Too many old house things scared them away. Economic volatility doesn’t help. It’s unlikely that mortgage rates will […]
I’m adjusting to the new routine. It’s been two months since I relocated, and I’m adjusting to a new routine: every morning, I walk through three towns in […]
Things are moving! It’s been a minute or two since I last updated you all on the progress of the house selling adventure. About eight weeks ago, I […]
Origin of idioms interest me, especially these two: the shoe’s on the other foot and the tides have turned. While similar in meaning, the first has a decidedly […]
I just can’t. We are a month into the pseudo-presidency of Musk and the orange-hued horror show. Between the moron(s) and the psycho(s) – you choose who is […]
Week one, day 6 of the authoritarian regime. I’m trying, somewhat unsuccessfully, to filter out the noise of the “shock and awe” that was the intent of the […]
So it begins. I started to write a new year post the other day. I haven’t published it because it felt, well, like I was performing something obligatory. […]