Monthly Archives: March 2023

Dear Reader: Yesterday readers…I left you re-telling and celebrating a good book ( Gentleman in Moscow) and raving about the new horizons of thought about life, in all its beauty and destruction, his writings gave me. However (no spoiler alert) … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: C.S. Lewis once wrote about the choices we each make in this life and how important the acceptance of ourselves being a creature of God is in relation to all God’s other creations. ” To be in harmony … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: I did it! After much agonizing mental indecision I did what I knew was financially sound – emotionally tough …but smart in the big picture. I took my Uncle Sam tax refund and an insurance annual refund and … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: If you ever find yourself in the mountains, valleys, or even swamps … look around … some of the trees staring down on you should make you feel like a ” spring” chicken… just in time for spring!!! … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: How many times throughout our life have we prayed to God to show us our own unique purpose on earth… the purpose, we have been told, cannot be accomplished by anyone else. In a sense it is ours … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: One of the most popular shows on television is the CBS Sunday Morning Show. It is probably, also, the most taped ( to watch later.) Have you ever wondered where all the striking creative sun artworks come from? … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Amid all the fun craziness of ☘️ St. Patrick’s Day and Lachlan’s birthday, Honey sent me a picture of their state magazine’s cover for April and there, in all its charm and beauty, was ( another Saint close … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Walsh and Mollie decided that this was the year they wanted to introduce and infuse Lachlan with his Irish heritage… customs, foods, music and stories. After all he’s the St Paddy’s Day baby… born on the 17th of … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: In 2005 a decision was made in Dublin politics to restore the original Irish Gaelic language to areas where it was still being used more provincially…. like Dingle Peninsula and it’s harbor town Dingle. English out – on … Continue reading →

Dear Reader: Tomorrow is the day designated for St Patrick-the Patron Saint of Ireland, among many other countries! It is the day everyone wants to be Irish and attempts at Irish broques are downright laughable! ( especially as the day … Continue reading →