Monthly Archives: September 2021

Dear Reader: Ben and I are in the process of going from one medical referral to the next since his move to Charleston from Conway. It almost becomes comical… at a certain age … the question is: How many doctors … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Yesterday morning I was so relieved to see that the blog post came out okay with no glaring grammatical errors… because it was the first time I didn’t have time to proofread it! Why? An earthquake tremor! I … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Yesterday… I answered my last question for StoryWorth. It asked: ” What is one final message you want to leave for your grandchildren and great grandchildren?” My response was personal and meant for the generations coming after me … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: One of my favorite times is the evening when the lights come on inside and out …when I look down in my den feeling so lucky that I have such a cozy home to live in. It has … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Friday’s night activities were yummy and delightful! Jake’s party was fun …just seeing everyone again! The scent of fall is appearing-that cool crisp smell that replaces ( in the Lowcountry) hot humid, sticky summers. It is so refreshing. … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Remember how I told you I was welcomed from the entrance to Honey’s mountain home to every space around it- with birthday decorations-let me show you! Birthday memories for a lifetime! Today Jake is celebrating his birthday with … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I was so happy to be on top of Pinnacle Mountain when Mike surprised Honey with a watercolor landscape painting of their treasured mountain home! He had it commissioned and then made the frame surrounding it! Beautiful! Mike … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: You could search the world over and never find anyone as giving or as hospitable as Honey… and Mike! By the time I had already pulled into their front yard and seen the gate welcoming me… I had … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Yesterday started out raining raining raining! It looked like the trip to Trust would be a wash-out. Instead the rain mysteriously became a light drizzle and ten miles before we arrived at Trust-the sun began appearing as the … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I thought for quite awhile about what I would take to leave at St. Jude’s Chapel of Hope … a memento to thank the chapel for being the miraculous catalyst that changed my life from that first visit … Continue reading →