Free meals for 18 and unders, a sign at the grade school down the street. I wonder how many children have missed out on free meals at school since covid. This same school was advertising free lunches every weekday throughout … Continue reading →
Hurray for the sun today. The walking path hasn’t been plowed, so it’s tricky going, which strains my already wonky right hip. I took a detour for the picture of the buildings. The huge glassy one was started pre-covid and … Continue reading →
Headachy and tired today. The cold makes me lethargic; probably the winter pulling me inward. I still try to get out for a walk despite the weather and my energy level. And it’s fun to see what people have been … Continue reading →
Pinch, punch, first of the month. I explained this game in my January 1 post, in case you haven’t a clue what I mean. I lost to my friend Ruth but got Hubby this morning. Apart from P&P competitions, we’re … Continue reading →
It wasn’t quite the big storm they were predicting, but still, four inches of snow is fitting, given that it’s January and we have had nary a flake all winter. Hubby has been out all day snowplowing, and will head … Continue reading →
When Mom was here at Christmas a couple of years ago, she loved sitting in our rocking chair by the picture window and looking at our garden. Even in winter there are things to see. Birds, our tiny pond, and … Continue reading →
The weather turned cold this week (you’d think it was winter). Snow forecast this weekend. Cold turns my mind inward. Even when walking in the cold, my focus turns toward minutia. I tend to look down instead of up. Today’s … Continue reading →
I wonder if RemodelUSA knows what a poor customer experience it is to send a chatty salesperson to your house to take measurements and discuss design ideas for nearly two hours then subject you to another near-two hours on the … Continue reading →
DMV redux: I went back today to complete what I set out to do yesterday, which was register my car. No waiting, thankfully. The man who yesterday told me that the “computers were unhealthy,” (read: “sorry, not working; come back … Continue reading →
In case you were wondering, Covid hasn’t prevented the DMV (motto: Making life annoying one person—slowly—at a time) from living up to its standards. Around these parts you have to make a timed-entry appointment to see someone at DMV in … Continue reading →
