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Monthly Archives: May 2018
Daily Prompt: Retrospective
So I heard WordPress is doing away with the Daily Post and hence the daily word prompt. Today is the last daily word prompt so I felt obligated to participate. Though I’ve been a sporadic participator in the daily prompt, … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Ramblings
Tagged Chocolate Spice Cake, Retrospective, summer heat and humidity, The Daily Post
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Broken
Originally posted on Moonlight Reflections:
Those who know me know I love pigs. I’ve collected pig figurines since I was in college. My kitchen is peppered all throughout with those pigs. Most are very dear to me. I’ve purchased many…
Posted in Uncategorized
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Nature’s Janitors
This morning, the hub had an early morning physical therapy appointment for some hip and back pain he’s been having. He backed his truck out of the garage into the driveway and was surprised to see a dead opossum laying … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, birds, Daily Prompt, Nature
Tagged black vultures, Daily Post, Nature's Janitors, turkey vultures, vulture behavior, vultures and carrion
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Perfect- Ed Sheeran
I woke up this morning to this song on the radio and it’s replaying in my head. Gail ♥
Daily Prompt: Breaking the Law
Originally posted on Moonlight Reflections:
Today’s daily prompt Think about the last time you broke a rule (a big one, not just ripping the tags off your pillows). Were you burned, or did things turn out for the best? I’ve…
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Mammogram Day
I had my annual mammogram today. I left the house an entire thirty minutes earlier than I usually do because I never know what downtown Nashville traffic will be like. As I have come to expect, there was the usual … Continue reading
Sunday Visiting
My sister called me this past Saturday evening and invited me to go “church visiting” with her and a friend. My sister loves to visit other churches and she visits not only other Christian denominations but other faiths as well. She … Continue reading
Five Books That Made Me Cry
I’ll start by saying this list could have easily been much longer, but I decided for the sake of keeping this post at a reasonable length, I’d cut it off at five. I’m a sensitive soul (or so I’ve been … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reading
Tagged A Dog's Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron, books that make me cry, Cutting for Stone by Abraham Verghese, Dewey: The Small Town Library Cat Who Touched the World by Vicki Myron with Bret Witter, The Story of My Life by Helen Keller, Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls
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Laughter, Cars, and Shopping
My sister and I are hosting a bridal shower for our niece in a couple of weeks. We’ve been busy shopping and putting the final touches on the decorations and food. It’s a lot of planning. Today, I needed to … Continue reading
Brown Recluse Spider Tales
Don’t ask me why I had a notion today to write about Brown Recluse Spiders. I just did. I live in the southeastern U.S. and yes, we have both black widows and brown recluse spiders here (lucky us). Several years … Continue reading
