September 11, 2001
19 years ago, I get a call from Ken. "Are you watching the news?" I hadn't turned on the TV that morning…I tend to avoid the noise usually. We're in
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He Decorado La Case
No he decorado la casa, pero es la frase que estoy aprendiendo en mi idioma audio en este momento. Sigo teniendo que recordar cuándo usar he, ha, y el. No
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We’re Quarantined, But Summer’s Coming
This is my post for the daily QuarantineCreativity challenge, shared here on Twitter and here on Facebook.
My favorite Easter video, one I play every year, is titled, “It’s Friday, But
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It’s Not Fun Anymore
I feel like through March, there was a degree of fun to staying in and away from the virus. It was almost a game…who can avoid getting sick.
Now, it’s
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Thoughts on Life and the CoronaVirus 3.26.20
A month ago, Ken flew back home. He’d been out of town on business for 3 weeks…the longest we’ve been apart since we got married.
Before we got married, we lived
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Book Report: Death Comes for the Archbishop
I’m not sure how this book made it’s way to my reader. I know that when I read My Ántonia by Willa Cather, back when I was in school, I
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A Grain of Rice
I want to share a story with you. Some of you (perhaps most of you) will have heard it before. It’s an old story, probably about as old as the
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Looking back, a weekly review: 2/23-2/29
Steal our Salt Shakers!
A number of years later, an accountant at Virgin Atlantic called me in to say people are stealing the salt and pepper pots and it’s costing millions
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Looking back, a weekly review: 2/16-22
How the Brain works has been on my mind a lot lately. From thinking about how we process time as we grow older, to internal GPS, to thinking about how
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