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It is supper time, and I haven't yet posted my thoughts for today.  The Thinker is reminding me to share some thoughts.  Okay.  Sue and ...

A friend and I went out for Chinese food yesterday to celebrate Year of the Dragon, and we did wear red as I reminded folks yesterday  ( HER...

This little dog is Hazel, and she likes me — can you tell? Hazel comes running when she sees me.  She often jumps in my lap or let's me ...

Way back in June, four whole weeks ago, Alyssa sent me a couple of photos of trumpet vine flowers that I posted HERE .  She sent me this pho...

I happened to glance out the window beside my easy chair as Alyssa was walking her dog Hazel on the Centennial Greenway.  I'd been meani...

Have you ever played Bananagrams?  My friend Sharon texted me a photo, saying, "This is what happens when I have no internet and I'...

It wasn't a rainy day, but I happened to think of "raining cats and dogs" when I got up last Sunday morning.  So I've foun...

This is Hazel, my friend Alyssa's dog.  Hazel has just graduated from doggie obedience school this week, and this photo shows her wearin...

Light has no shadow.  I've been thinking about odd things today, I guess.  But also, I've been enjoying friendships I've made he...

Cat There is actually a cat in this photo.  Look carefully and see if you can find it.  Tomorrow, I will tell you where to look so that you ...

I ate takeout (it's one word, when used this way) with Sheila, Donna, and Alyssa on Sunday.  Panera delivered, and we ate out back, w...

BOOK I'M READING Five Fortunes  ~ by Beth Gutcheon, 1998, fiction A lively octogenarian, a private investigator, a mother and daug...

1.  My great-grandson Jonathan and his family were stranded at a Walmart when their car broke down three hours from home, as they returned...

The Ladies Auxiliary ~ by Tova Mirvis, 1999, fiction (Tennessee), 8/10 When free-spirited Batsheva moves into the close-knit Orthodox c...