In an effort to write more consistently, I’m back to sharing four somethings that I have loved, read or listened to, treasured, and am looking ahead to. My friend Heather has been hosting this link-up for two years and … Continued
It is day three-hundred-sixty-billion of social distancing because of a global pandemic and the debate over masks continues. For some bazaar reason (which are too many to list here) wearing a mask while out in public has become a political … Continued
Remember when we thought the quarantine would last a month or two? Remember when we passed day 40 and we (by we, I mean me) waxed poetic about traipsing through the quarantine desert for 40 days and 40 nights…wondering when … Continued
I’m going to go out on a limb and say that the majority of my readers are white women who would label themselves as Christian. There may be some white men out there who read my ramblings as well and … Continued
The world and current events have been a little heavy. Perhaps it is time to bring some levity to the room and share my cautionary tale of local wildlife. If you know me IRL (in real life) you probably know … Continued
This morning I stood in my kitchen and scrolled through Facebook. Yes, I easily wasted 20 or 30 minutes but I tell myself that I’m catching up on what is going on in my friend’s lives, to read daily posts … Continued
It has been a while since I’ve participated in a Five Minute Friday writing prompt. There are several reasons…school is back in session and I’m still getting used to the new schedule, I’m in charge of Assistance League Norman’s biggest … Continued
In case you didn’t hear…I was on the Brady Bunch episode of Chopped! Crazy, right? I know. After the episode aired I’ve gotten a lot of questions like; What is it like to be on Chopped? How did you get … Continued
Disclaimer: I received free product in exchange for this post. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Recently I was trying to find a birthday gift for someone special. I didn’t know what to get this person since they already … Continued
Can we agree to disagree? That seems like a thing of the past. Something that happened in Mayberry when neighbors had to see each other everyday, pass each other on the street, serve each other at their jobs. A line … Continued
