Category Archives: Family

While I was out of town, going back to the Ohio Valley for my MFHS Alumni Association banquet, my guys re-arranged half the library area.  They put my old desk on the curb, moved two six-shelf bookcases, washed and painted … Continue reading →

see the Comments of the previous post to get the background for this one Also from the collection of cousin Brenda in Fairbanks, Alaska “Russian people drink hot tea from glasses instead of cups or mugs so they use something … Continue reading →

Hello, There! I am going to miss the Stuff Portrait Friday at Kristine’s blog.  Having been out of town for six days and taking pictures of everybody around, driving 10 hours home, catching up the laundry, moving bookcases and throwing … Continue reading →

Hello, Everybody, I have returned from the Ohio Valley to a library area in great disarray. With permission, of course, while I was away, my guys threw out my old desk.  Behind it was a mess of mold on the … Continue reading →

There’s gonna be a trip outta town coming soon for me.  My car went into the shop and got the front wheels aligned, two new tires on the front, the brakes checked, a new belt of some kind, all the … Continue reading →

When I was going out the door, keys in hand, I happened to ask Husband what I should buy for supper. He answered Salmon.  My spine stiffened as well as it was able and I responded that it could be … Continue reading →

This is Stuff Portrait Day, as a request at Kristine’s Place First up: is my relaxing place. My house is shelter from the stuff of the world but full of its own too much stuff.  We really need to have … Continue reading →

A little while ago a friend called with the news that JUDGING AMY (my favorite TV show for the last two years!) has been cancelled from the Fall schedule.  So I am very sad.  Husband says it was coasting downhill … Continue reading →

When I returned from Algebra class, I found an e-mail waiting from my cousin who lives in Fairbanks, Alaska. “Hi folks, It is spring time at my house.  The snow is melting and the ice on the river is slowly … Continue reading →