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memorial day 2020
Have you heard of “Taps Across America”? At 3:00 this afternoon, wherever you are, musicians are asked to play TAPS and people are encouraged to open their windows or stand on their porches to hear the song and pay their … Continue reading
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it could be worse
Just when you think the walls have closed in so tightly you are going to go mad, here’s an article about being stranded. Really stranded. A Bolivian orchestra has been stuck in a haunted German castle, surrounded by twenty-three packs … Continue reading
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going to town
Yesterday was a mental health day. It started out with a visit to see the physical therapist, who was unusually chatty and cheerful as she stuck needles in my hip. She wants the recipe for my pork tenderloin balsamic glaze. … Continue reading
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a good friday
I would never have called myself a big shopper, but when I saw this sign on Marshall’s windows I couldn’t wait to find a parking space and go inside. It was very exciting! I had just come from physical therapy … Continue reading
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witching
Banjo Man’s super power is water witching. Here he is busy calculating the depth of Barb and Rod’s mystery well. It took a while to find the well, but a good time was had by all in the process. Rod … Continue reading
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a beautiful surprise
These arrived yesterday afternoon. They were sent by my niece Sili and her family in California. And they were very, very much appreciated. Little did Sili know that an hour before these arrived, I was sobbing my heart out in … Continue reading
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he’s done with the school year
The Funny Grandson has had enough. As have we all, in one way or another.
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keeping it real
This afternoon I will attempt my first “inside”, non-medical errand in ten weeks: going to the recently reopened AAA office to apply for a Real ID. I have my mask, my hand sanitizer, my antiseptic wipes and all (hopefully) of … Continue reading
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come out of the cave
During her daily press conferences this week, the governor has been begging people to “come out of your cave”, to “be brave”, to go shopping, blah, blah, blah. As much as I would like to venture out of my house, … Continue reading
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how to make a corona quilt
Twenty minutes after I’d finished stitching the binding down on the Corona quilt (we were watching the three-hour Survivor finale), Banjo Man declared he was “chilly” and appropriated the quilt. He loves quilts. My plan, back in March, had been … Continue reading
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