My recent flights from Portland to Atlanta and on to Alabama afforded ample time to think.
It was a case of two planes, no trains, and one automobile. Twelve exhausting hours.
Here are my coffee-stimulated, waiting room, intercom inspired thoughts.
Category: My Journey
Almost 50 Years Later…
University of Kansas, March 18, 1968
Even if we act to erase material poverty, there is another greater task, it is to confront the poverty of satisfaction – purpose and dignity – that afflicts us all. Continue reading “Almost 50 Years Later…”
My Top Ten: Living Alone
Enjoy my top ten indulgences for living alone. Feel free to add your favorites!
Aiden’s Grandfather
What can one say…
I was floored by my son’s request this morning.
It has been on my mind ever since. A heaviness in my heart.
I shared it with a couple of friends who were sympathetic.
These are the kinds of things that stop me in my tracks.
Shabbat Shalom, y’all!
Growing up in the American South, I did not experience other religions first hand. Continue reading “Shabbat Shalom, y’all!”
Thank You Mary Tyler Moore
On January 5, 2016, I published a tongue in cheek post:
Faking It With Mary Tyler Moore
Now a year later, Mary Tyler Moore is dead.
Mother & Son
The upside of cleaning closets is to find sweet little notes like this treasure.
My Bad Boy!
In case you are wondering (and I know you are), I have a love-hate relationship with gas.
I am nervous when something seems to go wrong such as a wonky pilot light.
I often leave a window or door partially open when using gas.
Happy Birthday Mabes!
As a new bride I brought no domestic skills into my marriage. I was worthless!
My husband did not care as he was adept at so many things many of which he learned from his incredible mother Mabes.
Plus, he had learned to take care of himself thanks to the Army and living on his own. Continue reading “Happy Birthday Mabes!”
Deer in the Headlights
Here we are in December!
These are my last “free” days before the fluster and flurry of the holidays begin. Continue reading “Deer in the Headlights”
