After yesterday’s heavier post topic, I needed something a little more light-hearted for today. This came to mind while I was eating with my family at our local Cracker Barrel, and I began laughing at my husband. No…not just randomly…this was well-deserved (at least I thought so). Joel has this quirky little habit whenever we…
Another change is taking place. No…I’m not talking about THE change ladies. This one is a little different. I suddenly don’t like visiting the cemetery where my late husband is buried. There, I admitted it. I noticed glimpses of this transition happening several months ago actually. After Chris died, I actually found solace at the cemetery…
If you’ve followed my blog for any length of time, you’ve probably figured out that I LOVE to travel…by plane, car, boat, train, moped (well…maybe not that last one). You get the idea, though. If time and money were limitless, I still couldn’t visit all the places on my list before I die. Just too…
There are some people I see very rarely and talk to only occasionally, but when I’m reunited with them, I feel like I’ve come “home” again. In other words, I’m comfortable around them. I feel like we can pick up where we left off, and there’s no awkwardness. I have only a handful of friends…
I thought I’d go ahead and share another little DIY project I’ve been working on (yes – this one was Pinterest-inspired too)! I’m a keeper of cards! I love getting/giving cards, even if they are almost extinct. But, one of the issues I’ve had with my card collection was lack of organization. They just existed…
Can you believe day 20 of my little 40 day consecutive blogging journey is already here? Interestingly enough, the last day of this 40 day run coincides with my daughter’s return from Africa (no I didn’t plan it that way). Normally, I run my blog posts first thing each morning, so that those of you that are subscribed will…
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