As you read this, I am at the tail end of a luxurious trip to Hawaii with Dear Husband. Rest assured, I’ll be blogging about it within an inch of my life upon my return. We are pulling out all the stops; leavin’ it all on the tourist trail, so to speak. (And in case …
You have to eat or be eaten.
People are dying as you make your political point.
This pandemic has certainly made us evaluate the pace of life.
An adventure doesn’t start when you set out, and it doesn’t end when you get home.
The day I hit a wall.
Three cheers for utter devastation!
If there’s one thing our current technological age has taught us, it’s that you can feed, clothe, and entertain yourself without having to interact with the wider world. As a result, the need for healthy habits, chores, routines, and decent hygiene seem to have disappeared for some people. Social isolation is not just a pandemic …
We have all been changed by this past year.
I try to work toward the common good.
The View from a Drawbridge 