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Phase Two of Our Adventure, Day Three, The Day
I have no proper comprehension of how to pack well. I learned that on this leg of our adventure. When we went to Tennessee, I packed as if we were going to be there for months. On this, well, no. … Continue reading
December Twenty-seventh, Inner Thoughts and Gifts as The Year Wanes
There is a reason we are warned not to envy others. There are reasons we are told not to compare our self with others. And yet…so many of us do that very thing. As I have said before, I speak … Continue reading
April Twenty-Fifth; To Be, or Not To Be, Lonely
Alone…………or lonely? https://www.dictionary.com/browse/lonely https://www.dictionary.com/browse/solitude I’m sitting here looking out the window to my back yard. Today is so different than yesterday. The sun is out, the sky a glorious blue and a breeze is blowing through drying out the landscape … Continue reading
Day108; Footnotes of Don’t Put All Your Anything in One Basket.
That isn’t exactly how that saying goes, but it works. When my husband was still alive and driving that truck, he became very insecure. All he kept hearing was about all the other truck drivers whose wives cheated on them. … Continue reading
Day 320; Footnotes of The Problem With Opened Doors
In the process of responding to a writer’s challenge, Blogophilia’s What’s behind the door, I opened a door. I knew I would, so what it brought about was not surprising. What was surprising was how I reacted. It has been … Continue reading
Words from The Dirt Road 