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Rambling on about Faith, Family, Guidance, and Gratitude When I pause to reflect on the many blessings or gifts in my life, one stands above all the rest… it is my faith. More than any possession or achievement, faith is the greatest gift I’ve ever received. It shapes how I see the world, guides my…
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The sun was already peeking through the blinds when I finally shuffled out of bed, feeling both guilty and giddy for having indulged in such a luxurious sleep-in. My usual routine is dictated by early mornings, so waking up at 9:38 am felt almost rebellious. As I wandered into the kitchen, the quiet calm of…
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Budgeting… This is a necessary element in the ever-inflating world of prices and costs of today. As a child of the 60s and 70s, I grew up getting an allowance, working on family businesses from 12 up, and if I wanted money for something, I worked for it. At 16, my dad signed me up…
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Have you ever unintentionally broken the law? Is unintentional law breaking really a thing….I mean it is said, “ignorance of the law is no excuse.” It is our duty, our responsibility to know their law. I agree with those who think the law is confusing and messy. It changes too often, needs to be changed…
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There’s a quiet comfort in Sunday rituals, even when the weather keeps me indoors. I find myself reflecting on how quickly time passes and how each week brings its own little surprises, from holidays to hidden moments of beauty on an otherwise ordinary morning. Sometimes it’s in these gray, blustery hours that inspiration strikes, and…
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A Southern Belle’s Journey Through the World….. This memoir would capture the essence of a life uniquely lived, combining wit, wisdom, and the unmistakable charm of southern heritage. The stories within would explore the adventures, trials, and triumphs of a woman who has seen the world through the lens of resilience with a desire to…
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At my age… the ripe old age of 67, my parents were retired. My Daddy from his Chiropractic Practice, My Mom from her shop, and her varied interests. They had retired from our hometown and built their house on Saint Simos Island. They had planned it and enjoyed the building, decorating, and living there. My…
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Rambling on about the Urgent Need for Legislative Reform in the U.S. Senate… The filibuster law in the United States Senate, once considered a safeguard for minority voices and a tool for deliberation, has become a barrier to meaningful progress. As a concerned citizen, I am compelled to reflect on the dire need to change…
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Write about your dream home. You turn off the paved road onto a dirt road, lined with trees, the woods are thick, the road winds through over a swamp… If you look you can see a beaver dam in the distance on the right, then a couple of homes and you hit a section that…
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Are there any activities or hobbies you’ve outgrown or lost interest in over time? I would say yes, I have outgrown things many times , but life is all about change. I used to draw more, thinking of making that back up. I used to do more crafting, but now those supplies sit in bins…
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