I hope that you are all safe during these oddly challenging times. As a personal caregiver for my mom who is doing her best to manage Alzheimer’s disease at 78 years of age, I need to be tremendously careful to…
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War on Garment Tags
Way back in the Beforetime (actually, back when tagless garments did not exist), for the most part, tagged garments were okay. But there were those crappy moments when the tag irritated. Cutting the tag carefully (to avoid damaging the stitching)…
On Hold
There is nothing like having a key banking deposit fail, even when nothing about the receiving account has changed. Add to that waiting on the phone for customer support long enough for me to choose to write this, and let…
Balancing Balance
A record-setting cold for Thanksgiving isn’t gonna stop yours truly from writing in the comforts of a nicely warm home. Of course, you’re not reading this until Saturday morning, but we need not further explore that metaphorical car crash. Balance…
In the Groove?
Pushing myself to post each Saturday for consistency in order to meet audience expectations, I find the problem in doing so. We live in a world where expectations basically drive everything pertaining to humanity, which in turn drives expectations. Loop…
Rest or Rant
Typing this while waiting to take my mom out to a rare meal elsewhere in an establishment well-known as a restaurant, I begin my weekly posting a week prior to posting (I know, exciting stuff). My life is a serious…
Street Cleaning Traffic
I pulled up to turn onto a main road. Upon looking left, I saw a street cleaner several yards away (roughly thirty) and slowly coming towards me, which prompted the thought of avoiding letting it pass to avoid my drive…
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