Even as a teen who loved to play in the sun, I would have told you my favourite season was fall. It was my fave time to ride my motorcycle, too. I’d rather be a little cool than too hot. Summertime, properly dressed for safety, it can get awfully steamy on a bike. Not to mention, in general life.
…This Snowbird Dreams of a Perfect Escape Read More »
Grateful doesn’t begin to describe how Erin and I feel about going on a river cruise next year with a gaggle of Queenagers. (Kings are also welcome!)
…It’s True, We’re Going on a Queenager Cruise! Read More »
There are things in this world that I will never understand, no matter how many times they’re explained to me. Excuse me while I climb up onto this soapbox to explain them.
…Tightening the Belt (Dumb-dumbs) Read More »
Do you ever think that maybe we know too much? Besides the information we choose to consume, just the availability of it all is so much more than we’ll ever need. In my Canadian news feed do I really need a story about a Florida man who picked up a gator?
…Too Much Knowledge is Not a Good Thing Read More »
Everything costs more. Political viewpoints are divisive. A few idiots are still vocal about denying others’ human rights. BUT WE GET TO LIVE IN CANADA!
…O Canada, I Have Your Back Read More »
Since the age of about thirteen, I’ve believed I had an allergy to wool. My aunt Marg bought me a beautiful wool sweater for my birthday that year. It made me heat up like I was having a hot flash (not yet!) and turned my skin red. But I wore it anyway, because I adored my aunt and anything she gave me.
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I couldn’t wear shoes for the first five days I was home from my recent European adventure. (BTW I will move on to other topics next week! This post is really more about feet and shoes than anything else.)
…The Agony of De-Feet Read More »
We now know that populist Hungarian President Viktor Orban was swept out of office after sixteen years. My cousin BA and I were due to arrive in Budapest the day after the election. As our flight drew closer, Orban was talking about trying to cancel voting and there were widespread protests. It looked anything but calm in the country’s capital.
…The Cousin Trip, Part Two Read More »
There’s a strange phenomenom when you come home from a big trip. At a certain point you wonder, did that really happen? Thank goodness there are photographs to prove my seventeen days in three countries were all real.
…The Grandmother Land Read More »
It’s finally here! I’ve dreamed about going to Poland since I was a little girl. And now I’m going with the other person in my life who had the same dream, my cousin (and great friend) Barbara Anne.
…Away We Go! Odchodzimy! Read More »
I usually publish a blog post on Fridays. Last week, the schedule got interrupted because I’m having some work done on my website. Some folks wrote and inquired about where I’d gone. Thank you for caring!
…Why Friday’s Post Didn’t Publish and a Trip UpdateRead More »
Why Friday’s Post Didn’t Publish and a Trip Update Read More »
Beautiful Puerto Vallarta, Bucerias and so many other lovely places I visited with Erin Davis in January. All torn up because of retaliatory violence. It began with the death of a cartel leader at the hands (or the guns) of military police.
…When Paradise Turns Nightmarish Read More »