So Sad, again

I’ve been missing from the blogs for a few days.  Sally, a wonderful daughter, sister, mother and grandmother left us last Friday.  I knew her  as S-in-L’s mother and my younger grandchildren’s Grammie; she was good at both.  GS3 and GD1 were understandably upset, but I hope the good memories will out last the pain … Read more

What a Nice Dish

Papa’s mother is a wonderful lady who grew up in  depression era, rural Michigan.  She is frugal, but like all of us, knows what she wants and likes. M-in-L is legend for living a lifestyle that today’s recyclers should envy.  Reduce, recycle and reuse are hallmarks of her philosophy.  That brings us to the (what-a-nice-dish)  dish.  … Read more

Warmth

A nice day yesterday, and another coming.  Perhaps a week full of them.  This time of year, warm days are a reminder to get the fall stuff done, before it’s too late.  My fall list has been put off, don’t know when I will resume.  Spent yesterday afternoon with step dad at the eye doctor.  … Read more

Ask Granny

Why are there three 10 gallon buckets of tomatoes in the kitchen? Papa and I picked them Why did you pick so many tomatoes? I can’t let them go to waste I’ll try again, why did you plant so many tomatoes? I want to have enough, you never know how the plants will do. How did … Read more

Cats

I have mixed feelings about the cats.  I really can’t imagine live without them, I’ve had one – at least for most of my stay-at-home lives.  Some days, however, I get real tired of them and wonder where I could send them.  There are two cats in this house, and I don’t own any, and I … Read more

Things I can’t do anything about.

Upgrading Scripts I’m tired of upgrading. I’ve got a few scripts that seem to require more attention than I wish to give. Weather Baby, it’s suddenly very cold outside. I need a warm coat, some thick socks, and some campfire wood. Mechanical answering systems with question after question Is there ever a question you want … Read more