Tag Archives: age
October Ninth; Fear the Fear
I’m watching the sun playing peek-a-boo in and out of the clouds while the trees sway in some slow dance with the winds. Once all the clouds have cleared the rest of the day is supposed to be nice. At … Continue reading
Day 277; Footnotes of What Does One Do When Social Media is Down?
WaitingMy son took off for a Talladega race weekend. He is on his way home now. Driving his Charger, pulling that camper. So I am currently doing the mom thing, worrying. Even as I try my best not to worry. … Continue reading
July Thirteenth- When it Isn’t Being Lazy
In a recent conversation with someone, they were talking about how difficult it is to do things any more. They are getting up there in age and what once they could do easily, isn’t so easy now. Several times … Continue reading
March Thirty-first- I’m Alive!
“Number 5…is alive” I’ll admit it, I absolutely loved that silly movie (Short Circuit). I’ll admit even more, I’m a fan of all movies of this genre, along with animated and some of the newer computer generated imagery movies. Senior … Continue reading
Celebrating …..My Son’s Birthday
So he may not like this, he tends to be a private person. His online activity is very limited and to my knowledge, he has no social media accounts. Well, none of the usual ones anyway. But it is, today … Continue reading
November Fourth; World and Worry Weary
Every morning since the end of March and I was laid off from my job, my mother has called me. Sometimes more than once a day, but at least, every morning. It is her way of greeting and beginning the … Continue reading
October Twelfth, Facing What May Come
One of the things I do when I first get up in the morning, is scan the headlines of news articles. Its a sad thing that all of the top articles are those gloom and doom, end of the world, … Continue reading
The Bridges we Cross
( I thought that I would start posting video blogs on you tube to go along with my written blogs. Curiosity has me wondering which will get more attention. Then I would know where to focus more of my … Continue reading
