Puzzle of Venice
Venice, Italy holds an exceptional place in our hearts. Though our traveling days are behind us, it’s lovely to travel by puzzle! I enjoyed piecing together this scene. Today’s #OneGoodThing with Mama […]
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Writer/Editor, Artist/Maker, Family Caregiver, Perpetually Positive Spoonie, chai and mint chocolate lover with two sweet, wee rescue dogs
The Asparagoose
At the end of a long and tiring day, I was at a loss for what to share. I asked my sisterbestie Alyssa for a meme that made her smile. […]
Beautifully manicured hedge
Our star jasmine hedge tends to spread. Thankfully a friend stopped by with the proper tools and helped me get it in line again. It’s nice to see the path […]
Seeing B’s Leaves
I’ve not left the house much since my shingles outbreak started a month ago. But late this afternoon I had to go out to pick up a compounded prescription. My […]
Especially surprising Amaryllis
Every holiday season we buy wax-covered Amaryllis bulbs at Trader Joe’s. We love to watch them grow. But when the season is over, I can’t bring myself to throw them […]
Stuck in the pan, but tasty
In the middle of the night (when I generally do my best baking), I attempted to recreate the hospital lemon bars I’ve been craving. I used a SmittenKitchen recipe but went […]
A bag of lemons
During my recent hospital stay, I had the most delightful lemon bars. I mean, it could have been the drugs. But in my mind, these lemon bars were amazing. None […]
Gladiolus in bloom
Our garden is still mostly dead foliage and overgrown weeds. So it was a happy surprise to find these beautiful Gladioli in bloom. Today’s #OneGoodThing with Mama is our purple Gladiolus in […]
A better trip to the hospital
It’s been a couple of weeks since I was released from the hospital. Today I had to return to have my remaining shingles sores looked at and tested. Thankfully, the […]
Reading in the “pool”
After bloodwork to monitor my ongoing shingles outbreak, I rewarded myself with a little “pool” time. Said pool is less than two feet deep. But is big enough for me […]
