When stress and uncertainty cloud the view, nothing helps more than rain, flowers, memories … and love. And nothing is ever really lost.
Write from where it hurts …
18 Jul 2013 4 Comments
Time to put some discipline into my days again and make my blog feel loved. Summer has stopped me in my tracks and my brain feels like a sleepy wasteland. I’m probably running from the very idea presented here …
The best-laid plans … or something …
22 Jun 2013 Leave a comment
Apparently, without meaning to, I’ve taken a summer break from blogging. It’s the heat, people. That’s my story and I’m stickin’ to it. I wander in, briefly look around, wander back out. I miss you all and entertain daily good intentions to catch up on your stuff … and next thing you know I’m in my recliner sipping an iced tea or a frosty Greyhound and playing Candy Crush on my iPad. Oh, the shame. Okay, confession over … I feel all better now! Thanks for listening. I’ll be back on the job soon … meanwhile, here are some delightful graphics for your viewing pleasure. Happy Summer, everyone!
Well, fudge …
04 Jun 2013 Leave a comment
in Miscellaneous, My Thoughts Tags: be real, blogging, busy, friendship, life
My poor little blog is suffering from extreme neglect. Mama’s just been soooooooo busy! Don’t give up on us, friends and neighbors … we’re comin’ back.
A note to my friends …
15 May 2013 Leave a comment
I’m woefully far behind on the important part of my blog — the part where I keep in touch with my WordPress friends. I love “likes” — that makes perfect sense, right? And your comments are wonderful — I do keep up with those. But I have a long list of people in my email who have visited this blog and whom I want to visit in return. And I will. I’m far, far behind on my Reader — is there even such a thing as being “caught up?” For now I just wanted to say a quick thank you for the wonderful things you write, the thoughtful ways you stay in touch with other WordPress bloggers, and for your patience. Most definitely your patience!

























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