I caught a few lines of a song the other day (although I didn’t realize how raunchy and godless it was until I investigated it further, so yeah -not sharing it with you.) But it caught my attention because the artist sang a question and then an answer, repeating this over and over. It made…
The boys and I put on shoes and walked around the block to our friend’s house. (Well, Caleb road the Ripstik and showed us some cool tricks on the way.) These friends are to us what the March girls were to Laurie. We could see them through the fence before we got there –gathered around…
Does anyone remember Emily Post? Born in 1872 in Baltimore, Maryland, she became the voice of authority on rules of manners and etiquette. Because of her I would never consider passing the salt without the pepper. These two condiments are never to be “divorced” but must travel together around the dining room table. I have…
Matt poured my coffee. I said, Um, can you fill it? He said, It is full. I said, No, fuuuulll. So he started pouring, and when only surface tension was holding the liquid in the mug I told him he could stop. He looked at me like I’m weird. I said, It makes me anxious…
My son just started school again, and this I know about him –his favorite subject will be based on whatever teacher is the most fun. If a teacher is boring and fails to have a sense of humor, then Caleb will not like that class, regardless of the content. “Fun” is his simple sorting tool….
I lean toward gullibility, so my counselor husband is often saying to me, There could be two sides to that story, honey. And I say, What? Two sides? Oh yes. That changes things a bit. Come to find out, there are two views on every issue. Well, I was making the seven-hour drive from Lander,…
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