As 2011 draws to a close, I feel a compelled to do a “year in review” post of some sort. Not because I think anyone cares about my year, but for myself. It’s important for me to remember and remind … Continue reading
Hi everyone. It’s Travelin’ Thursday! Don’t think I’m crazy, I know I already did one early Travelin’ Thursday post last night… but I wanted to do two this week, so deal with it! Why? Well, mostly just because I’ve been … Continue reading
As the New Year approaches, there is one thing that I have on my mind (other than dreaming about champagne in my PJs on New Years morning)… my annual trip to see my Mom and Pop in Arizona! Seeing my … Continue reading
For the last couple of months, I’ve been a crafting fiend. Well, so most of the year I’m pretty into craft projects, but after being homebound from surgery and then getting some holiday spirit in me, I’ve been even more … Continue reading
Well, Christmas has come and gone. In the midst of all of the wrapping: …unwrapping …merriment… and reflection: I had time for two last Christmas tasks. I found two adorable ideas on Pinterest (totally sucked back into that this week), … Continue reading
Merry Christmas Everyone! Have a safe and joyful holiday- I’ll be back soon! Meri
Hi all! I’m now on holiday vacation for the next four days, and I couldn’t be happier! In all of my pre-Christmas glee, I’ve forgotten to keep my Advent Calendar posts updated! So here’s what’s been going on since we … Continue reading
No, I haven’t gone mad like the mad hatter. Tomorrow is my birthday, but toDAY is Tasty Tuesday… how can I celebrate both at once? Let me rewind a tad. My officemates suggested we have a “tea party” to celebrate … Continue reading
Well, okay, so I told you all a few weeks ago that we decorated our Christmas tree. That doesn’t mean, however, that we haven’t added some items here and there. Thus, for today’s edition of “Make my List Monday,” I … Continue reading
I stayed in bed until a leisurely noon or afterwards today, finishing up this book: source Briefly, Rules of Civility by Amor Towles is about (more generally) the highs and lows of society in Manhattan in the last 1930s and (more subtly) … Continue reading
