It's not breakfast time yet, it's 4 ish AM. I'm here at the bloggers' helm with just a cup of salty coffee to keep me warm. I sit here in silence as I scroll through the photos I took the past week: scrolling, scrolling, scrolling. Can I count on it (my SD card) to have… Continue reading Breaking The Silence of Why It’s Important To Have Impeccable Meal Timing And Other Tiny Fibs
Category: Cheers
Anyway It’ll Eventually Melt, Won’t It?
Anyway, if you don't live here in Wisconsin, or haven't heard, it snowed here in our neck of the woods. We heard Sunday of last week that the storm was coming our way. Over the river and through the woods...literally, that's how it arrived for us. Anyhoo, as a last-minute decision to beat any mail… Continue reading Anyway It’ll Eventually Melt, Won’t It?
Dessy’s Between Holidays Keen Observations
Between holidays is a busy time of year here in our house in a town south of the North Pole. The Postal Delivery service has brought a couple of damaged packages for the humans to investigate. This most recent one smelled like laundry detergent. Thankfully, it was just external package damage and not the item… Continue reading Dessy’s Between Holidays Keen Observations
A Full Plate of Memories
As I type to you this morning, I'm reminiscing at the whirlwind week I had and how it fills my heart with joy. Those moments brought back memories of the family gatherings over the years that remain vivid in my mind. Thanksgiving week is a favorite time of mine. It kicks off the gathering season… Continue reading A Full Plate of Memories
Do You Eat Enough?
I know you know that my mom died of poor health due to her vascular dementia. You know that if you've been following me for a while. Speaking of that, check this out... Sorry, I had to brag, for just a WordPress moment. WordPress greeted me this morning with this: These days, I take the… Continue reading Do You Eat Enough?
The Little Score I Wanted To Know
Ever since 1982 I've been afraid of a score that I never wanted to see in my medical records. That was around the year my mother was first diagnosed with Diabetes Type 2 - Adult Onset Diabetes. I've shredded most of her medical records - but I scanned one record showing her score the year… Continue reading The Little Score I Wanted To Know