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In which I have my first experience with nudists and meet my future husband.… Read More The Following Blog Post is Clothing Optional
In which I have my first experience with nudists and meet my future husband.… Read More The Following Blog Post is Clothing Optional
Remember my vow to pare down this cookbook collection of mine? The one I thought was out of control? I learned something recently. Actually, I learned three things: I lack the necessary focus to stay on any cleaning project for longer than 1 week. Oh heck, even a day is pushing it. I lack the… Read More Hey, At Least I Don’t Collect Navel Lint
Do any of you listen to podcasts? I didn’t until recently and wow, I had no idea what I was missing. My current obsession is Radiolab, from WNYC. If you enjoy learning, just for the sheer joy of learning, check them out. Recently I listened to their episode on the gut. They interviewed Jon Reiner, a James… Read More Food, Glorious Food, and the Time I Couldn’t Eat
Hey gang, guess what I found out this week? I’m what is commonly referred to as an Office Manager. Imagine that! Seriously, I didn’t know. I mean, I kind of just drifted into this position, so I didn’t think about what it entailed. Anyway, I work in an office with about … Well, let’s see… Read More How to be an Effective Office Employee … So I Don’t Kill You
I’m willing to bet most of us have experienced this: At a certain age (and I think this is especially true for women), you become invisible. Department store clerks ignore you. Receptionists don’t see you standing two feet in front of them. Teenagers look right past you. (Actually, this last one is pretty much universal.… Read More How to Be a Memorable Person — Part One
Daughter left Monday for a Study Abroad trip to Prague. I’m excited for her, but also terrified out of my mind and wondering how in the world this ever came to be. Let’s see … think back … it all began …
Back when I was 9 years old, I devised a foolproof survival plan in the event of a home invasion. It was a masterpiece. It took into account every eventuality. No kidding. Mind you, my neighborhood was not an especially dangerous one. It’s not like there were reports of these things happening to our friends… Read More How to Survive a Home Invasion — According to a Nine-Year-Old
The morning after Easter, I entered our kitchen and saw an unusually shaped loaf of bread on the counter. It was a cylinder, as many bread machine loaves are, but it clearly was not from a bread machine. This loaf was soft and delicate, and I’ve never met a bread machine that could accomplish that.… Read More Give Us This Day Our Blessed Bread