It’s hard to say no to a reasonable request. When my daughter asked I could make them masks, I couldn’t in all conscience, say no. I have the supplies, machine, time and skills so it seems logical for me to do this for those I love. Don’t get my wrong, I still think it’s not our best line of defense but with numerous stores and services requiring that patrons wear one it seems like I will have to get off my high horse and sew.
Continue reading “Against my Grain”
There is no longer a quick way back. The past is not what our future is now that Covid19 has a hold of the world’s population. I truly believe that the “normal” of the past isn’t in the cards. Things have changed.
Continue reading “Unfathomable”
In January I gave myself a D- report card but my physio gave me a big fat FÂ for my fitness level. I ended that post by repeating what my husband said “only you can change that.”
Then three things happened in
Continue reading “B+ *A New Tribe*”
There are several items none of us saw coming this year, namely of course, the pandemic. The fall out of that though is where it dips into the
Continue reading “Rising”
There are a lot of blessings for sure but they are running alongside some significant buts…
Continue reading “A mixed up bag”
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It’s been rather quiet over here for a few days. Lots to mull over and lots to do. The post called
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