Still playing make believe . . .
See that picture of my house? I’m not there anymore. I’ve moved into C-Town, also known as Cleveland, Oklahoma, the capitol of Keystone Lake. I’m not completely moved yet. I’m not unpacked yet. And yes, I’m a procrastinator. I had
Read moreIt’s been really cold here in the past couple of weeks. And, because I live alone these days, I don’t go out much by myself. (Yes, I’m missing work.) Last week with the cold temps, I went to my new
Read moreSo when I’m home alone (which is most of the time) I like to get knitty with it. I like to think it counts, don’t you? I mentioned I’m moving to a new-to-me house. So to start getting ready, I
Read moreHow is your year going so far? I’ve spent my year getting ready to move into C-Town. It’s amazing how much stuff (aka trash) I can collect in twenty years. 😀 So I’m a little behind on things I wanted
Read moreAre you like me? Do you like new things? New babies, new cars, new houses, new days and new years? Of course, I like old things, too. Like antiques, and people (like me) and friendships. So we’re beginning a new
Read moreAre you a snow lover or hater? I’ve noticed most people have strong feelings about it one way or the other. I love snow. Some of my happiest memories are set in the snow, which makes them snowbound! 😀
Read moreRemember . . . ? Christmas is coming, the geese are getting fat, won’t you please put a penny in the old man’s hat. If you haven’t got a penny, a ha’penny will do. If you haven’t got a ha’penny,
Read moreI was double thankful! Once on Thanksgiving Day with five of my six siblings, Debbie, Cindy, Jeffrey, and Amy and their families at Amy’s house (we missed Lisa, but if she had been there with all her families, the house
Read moreI love Thanksgiving. Everything about it. Even with this awful virus, distancing, mask-wearing, and the deaths of loved ones, I’m so very thankful! Especially for family, friends, food (!) and the cartoons. 😀 I love this one. Makes me laugh
Read moreOn January 20th of this year, I posted this on my Writer’s Page: My friend, Holly Jacobs, asks each year what her friends’ word for that year is. I’ve never chosen one before. This year my church family has one–GROW.
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