As I was walking around the pharmacy, waiting for my prescriptions to be filled, I came across a display of adorable kitchen towels. They all had clever sayings on them and I wanted to buy one of each – for decorating, not for dishes. One in particular made me think. It said, “Sometimes when I …
It’s January 13, 2021 almost half way through January, and time to check in on our New Year’s Resolutions! Are you keeping yours 13 days into the New Year? My New Year’s Resolutions for 2021 are the same ones I have every year. To get and keep my house more organized (I can hear my …
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VETERANS!!!! President Trump has proclaimed November as Veterans and Military Families Month! https://americanmilitarynews.com/2019/11/trump-proclaims-november-as-veterans-and-military-families-month My husband Roger is a proud veteran of the United States Army. Ever since he’s had a series of strokes 16 years ago, he’s been bugging me year after year after year to go to the Veteran’s Administration in downtown Detroit …
Comments for Grammy’s Little Helpers Let’s Have Fun With The Grandkids!!!!!! Comments on Creole Fish Fillets and Slimmering Vitamin C-itrus From Dennis Chaney: This sounds good, lots of flavor and healthy! Keep up that healthy living Dennis! Comments on Spring Cleaning in the Fall From Barb Lamb: I let my grandkids compete who can pick up …
Can someone please help me with this? My housekeeping leaves much to be desired. My house always is and always has been a MESS! Until a year and a half ago, when I retired, I had always worked outside the home, worked while going to school, raised my children, and everything else the rest of you do. …
FIRST RETIREMENT UPDATE – GET OUT THE FUN STUFF!! Every day that I went to work, I dreamed of retirement. I retired in January from teaching 12th grade English Language Arts. I never said I could afford to, I said I’d figure it out along the way. Here’s a note I wrote to my teacher …
LIFE WITH A STROKE SURVIVOR Rog and I had been married 16 ½ years. We had our ups and downs and times when I thought we wouldn’t last. He was a hardworking man and a good father. He worked 60 hour weeks at the machine shop making ball screws, then spent weekends helping our daughters …
Yes, I said rules. When I was teaching, we had to change the “rules” to “expectations” as though that was going to change the students’ behavior. That’s just silly talk. So here are the rules (deal with it): RULES FOR THE GRANDCHILDREN Remember your manners. Be respectful. Have fun. RULES FOR THE PARENTS OF THE …
