Monthly Archives: May 2018

I found this new to me blog hop called Song Lyric Sunday and decided to take a stab at it.  The prompt for today is “let go.”  Yesterday was Stevie Nicks’ 70th birthday.  I’ve written many times about how she … Continue reading →

Well, Linda G. Hill has given us the Stream of Consciousness Saturday #SoCS prompt of Grill. Last Sunday at the ungodly hour of 4 AM we were up to go witness this happen:   Yep, our youngest graduated from Sonoma … Continue reading →

It’s time for a road trip!  This year I am going to attempt to visit as many blogs as I can that participated in the A to Z in April.  I already had about 10 or 15 that I was … Continue reading →

I’m jumping into the Stream of Consciousness Saturday as directed by Linda G. Hill this week.  Her prompt is empty/hollow and that struck a chord with me right now. Tomorrow our daughter graduates from college.  It seems like only yesterday … Continue reading →

I don’t know how other people do things but in our house we have a tough time deciding what’s for dinner.  In all actuality, we have never been a regular eat dinner together type family.  Part of that stems from … Continue reading →

I want to thank everyone who came by my blog and commented or liked my showcase of things found at a Michaels Arts and Crafts store last month.  I was pleased to be able to finish the challenge on time … Continue reading →

Well, as I suspected, with participating in the A to Z Challenge all month, I was not able to complete the Agatha Christie Readathon organized by Jay Cudney on time.  I did finish though and here is my recap. I read … Continue reading →

Last month with the A to Z I didn’t make time to participate in the Escapist Coloring Club as hosted by Linda G. Hill.  I’m sharing here a few of the things I’ve colored in the last month. These are … Continue reading →

So I finished the A to Z Challenge last month (yesterday), blogging my way through the alphabet as seen in Michaels Arts and Crafts store.  It was pretty smooth sailing this time compared to last year but I’ll talk about … Continue reading →