Pie
MorePie
Fourth of July
Banjo Man
Glen the Banjo Man
Author Archives: is there any more pie?
beds, fog, spring and a meme
First the meme: Yesterday morning we had the infamous Weather Watch. Why, you ask? Fog. Yep, we were fogged in and you know what that means? Spring! It was all very exciting to look out the window. Speaking of spring, … Continue reading
Posted in family, rhode island, shopping
Leave a comment
the new phone
Wednesday afternoon was historic in two ways. One, I received my second Covid vaccine and two, scurried to the Verizon store to buy Banjo Man’s new I-phone from Kyle, a shy young man who might have been new at his … Continue reading
Posted in family, just for fun, rhode island, shopping
4 Comments
pulling a plug
No, we’re not moving off the grid, though if Banjo Man has his way his cabin will be successfully off the grid by the end of September, 2021. We’re not cutting the cord, either. I did the math on removing … Continue reading
what’s in the box
When Ebay began, I jumped on the bandwagon and fell in love with bidding on things. I’d take a break from writing to scroll through whalebone and vintage fabrics, Nantucket antiques and whaling ephemera. I enjoyed Amazon, too. Ordering books … Continue reading
Posted in family, rhode island, shopping
Leave a comment
feeling all the feels
I love this phrase: “all the feels”. It makes me laugh. So, when I tell you that looking at my new rug and towels in my freshly-painted bathroom gives me all the feels, you know I am happy. This is … Continue reading
Posted in quilting, rhode island, shopping
6 Comments
we think it’s spring, oh yes we do
Here in Rhode Island if the temperature is above 55, it’s not snowing, the sun is shining and it’s March (or April), we call it Spring. Sometimes I get all dressed up and ride along with Banjo Man when he … Continue reading
Posted in family, rhode island
2 Comments
an elderly loved one speaks out
It has been somewhat shocking to me that in this time of Covid, Banjo Man and I are in the category of “elderly loved ones”. This past year people were urged to check on their “elderly loved ones”, to bring … Continue reading
Posted in a more pie opinion, rhode island
4 Comments
a little makeover in covid prison
I have a very ugly bathroom. It has always been ugly, actually. The kids painted it brown for me about twenty years ago. I thought it would look elegant with white trim and hide the ugly wood-trimmed medicine cabinet and … Continue reading
Posted in rhode island, shopping
10 Comments
tiptoeing into march
Warmer weather is coming, as are more vaccines. Things are looking up around here! I keep sewing and waiting for spring and the happy day when stores open their fitting rooms. Yesterday I found myself at the local CVS Minute … Continue reading
Posted in quilting, rhode island
4 Comments
the windermere children
This was quite a film. Based on a true story, it’s the mostly unknown story of 300 children who survived the Nazi death camps and were sent to the English countryside for rehabilitation and treatment. The caretakers were expecting small … Continue reading
Posted in movies
3 Comments
