My husband made an observation some months back while trying to send me an online article for later reading: it is hard to just send someone an article anymore. The assumption is that everyone has a Twitter and/or Facebook account. So, very recently, he bit the proverbial bullet and became a Twitter enrollee. After a […]
Our Pseudo-Winter, and Unplugged Days
I’m in the process of writing an article regarding how to move forward from the I’ve-done-nothing-that-I-originally-planned-to-do-and-winter-is-making-me-miserable blues, and I’ve had a chance to live this article over the last few days. We don’t see much winter here, but when it does come, we learn how unprepared we are for it. (Interestingly enough, I read where […]
In spite of…(the room re-do)
I am not accustomed to being sick, and it really bothers me to not be able to do and think and go at a pace that I feel is needed (Yeah, I know). Not only that, but with all three children at some stage of sickness as well, so much of our normal “M O” […]
“Feeling” What you Read
‘…thoughts–just mere thoughts–are as powerful as electric batteries–as good for one as sunlight is, or as bad for one as poison. To let a sad thought or a bad one get into your mind is as dangerous as l3etting a scarlet fever germ get into your body. If you let it stay there after it […]
A Good Season
We didn’t get much snow in Texas, but this was our one taste of a winter wonderland while in Georgia for the holidays: If I tried to pen what has been our life since my last post, it would seem uneventful, but these days have actually been anything but. In the last few days, we… […]