Adorable little note, MUSH and more
Mama’s new glasses were ready for pick up today and she looks ADORABLE! They fit her well and she’s thrilled with them; plus, she got to meet my new friend, […]
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gabriana
Writer/Editor, Artist/Maker, Family Caregiver, Perpetually Positive Spoonie, chai and mint chocolate lover with two sweet, wee rescue dogs
Sweary eggs for Mama
I frequently hard boil a dozen eggs for Mama. I used to draw little pictures on them, but one time I got tired after 11 drawings and wrote: “Oh shit, […]
Midge is no mensch, but she’s funny
In our quest for binge-worthy shows, Mama and I recently got hooked on “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” It’s an Amazon Prime Exclusive and it’s very funny — and very Jewish! So […]
Cold, but fun market day
By December, Mama and I usually stop going to the farmers market. We love to go throughout the summer, but it’s just too cold for us now. Also, we’re not […]
Warm beds all night long
Would you rather freeze your ass off or share your home with mice? If you asked us during the last two months, we would have sheepishly admitted how cold we […]
Day 700
Today is the 700th day in a row that I have written about #OneGoodThing in the day. That feels like a major accomplishment as I’ve been dealing with my own […]
Colorful legs
Our neighbor, the mensch, recently showed us her wonderful leggings and we fell in love. They’re by LuLaRoe and they’re super soft and very stretchy. Mama and I each found […]
A welcome and missed guest
Today we reunited with our wonderful friend Lisa, who we haven’t seen since before the firestorms that devastated our beloved Sonoma County. That’s how we as a community now mark […]
Pretty pedicures
A gorgeous salon where Mama and I have previously had our eyebrows done recently sent us an email announcing an incredible pedicure special. Today was our appointment day and we […]
Family Caregivers Month
November is National Family Caregivers Month. I’ve been a solo caregiver for my dear Mama for the last six years. A recent study found more than 40 million caregivers are […]
