Tag Archives: understanding
And So It Begins, Clearing This Other House
Yesterday I wrote about the process of removing all the things that are in the way for the floor repairs. I briefly mentioned removing other things from my life that are in the way of, well, life. The last paragraph … Continue reading
Not Coming/ Coming
When my son came in for lunch I asked him if the parts for the Jeep would be in today and he said no. They missed being put on the truck. Such is life, it happens. I will admit to … Continue reading
If I Could Give a Gift
It is my month of birth. In the past I have mentioned a flip on gifts. Instead of what I would like to have, I’ve written what I would like to give. Without going back into the archives to look, … Continue reading
April Twenty-ninth; Thoughts on Division
The following is something I wrote back on this day in 2020. I don’t recall what prompted the writing though I’m sure there was a reason. Something had or was happening at that time to have me pondering the topic. … Continue reading
March Eleventh; A Lesson From Encanto (updated)
I may have a problem….or I may just be odd. My choice in movie preference may be…off for my age. Especially considering my son is an adult and I have no young grandchildren. However, I love Disney movies, or animated … Continue reading
January Twenty-ninth; New
Only a few days left. January is fast running out of days. To be honest, I won’t be sad to see it go as that means we are that much closer to Spring. Still, we have to finish the last … Continue reading
January Eighth; Footnotes Thoughts on Aging
What have I done? Obviously I am not as strong as I once was and try to believe I still am. Either that or I simply moved the wrong way. Which ever move was responsible, my lower back is letting … Continue reading
January Second…Page Two, The Not So Hidden Food for Betterment
Hidden nourishment? I always feed the outside cats on the back steps, but its raining. Not heavily, but enough that eventually the dry would become soup. When I took food out to them, I carried the dish part way across … Continue reading
Words from The Dirt Road 