Monthly Archives: March 2016

Dear Reader: It took me a good part of my life (to date) to distinguish solitude from loneliness. And oh what a difference there is! Once I understood that we are each connected in this universe to all other living … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Yesterday was exactly seven days since I had left to help keep Jakie and Eva Cate in Mt. Pleasant…four days there and three at my house with little Eva.  Tuesday night I literally ‘hit the wall.’ I started … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Isn’t it sometimes the simplest things that bring us the most joy? While planting the Easter lollipop seeds Monday afternoon with Eva Cate….I noticed “gobs” of buds on the state flower…the yellow jessamine vine. I always thought late … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Eva Cate and I have been playing and living with the fairies since she arrived. Yesterday we picked up a couple of new accessories for the fairies but the hardest thing to find is the fairy figurines themselves. … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: When Honey finished her personal “Race for the Cure” for MS like mine for breast cancer (but nowhere near as long) she told me about a story she knew I would love and all the people one woman … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Over the past few days I have spent with Mandy and the children helping get them get from A to B, meals, shopping, dressing, baths, and finally bedtime… all the memories of those long ago days have come … Continue reading →

Dear (https://humoresquecartoons.comReader:) Loren Fishman) Cartoon Creator (Don’t you just love it?) Dear Reader: I just had to insert this cartoon when I “randomly” came across it because unplugging and plugging back in are my “friends” in solving any computer problem … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: When I turned to my Mary Englebreit’s calendar today and saw today’s illustration… I smiled. I remembered an incident that took place earlier this week that strengthened my earlier conviction that a smile can take one further than … Continue reading →

            Dear Reader: In Simple Abundance Sarah Breathnach discusses the demise of “hobbies.” Why are people suddenly so busy that they can’t take a vacation or a “stay“cation any more. Why can’t people leave work … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I love having my two mosiac window sills hanging in my (once) lonely hallway. They can no longer pick up the sun’s lights but just the sheer beauty of their designs and my memory of placing each piece … Continue reading →