Keystone Pipeline – Is it worth it?
I’ve been hearing and reading a lot recently about this 1,661 mile pipeline that may stretch from Canada to Texas. It will carry tar sand from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico where I assume it will be refined into … Continued
The Boxcar Children
Addison and I just finished reading The Boxcar Children by Gertrude Chandler Warner. I remember loving this book when I was little so when I saw it at a used book sale I knew I had to get it for … Continued
The Practice of Examen
Relationships take tender love and care for them to grow and mature. If you ignore a relationship with a loved one, never giving them attention, time and your heart then how can you expect that relationship to flourish. I would … Continued
Mommy-son date night
Cathy Rigby is PETER PAN. Photo credit: Michael Lamont Tuesday night Addison and I had a double date with a mommy friend of mine and her son. We went to the Civic Center in OKC to see Cathy Rigby is … Continued
Groundlings Gentlemen
Dear Husband and I are often asked the question of our almost ten years spent in L.A.: “So what did you do there?” That’s an interesting question to ask. And one of the interesting answers is that Dear Husband dabbled … Continued
My encounter with The Batman
Long ago in a land far, far away there was a girl who had a career. Okay, actually it was about 2002 and it was in Los Angeles, CA. Dear Husband and I were living life large in B.C. (Before … Continued
Drop Biscuits
I realize that I have posted a lot of food lately. I really don’t intend for this to become a food blog. However, I make everyday food everyday. It is such a part of my daily life that when something … Continued
Reflections on Addison – A Conclusion
Even though I have titled this post A Conclusion I don’t really know if it is. When it comes to parenting there is never a conclusion so I guess this is sort of a conclusion to this little chapter in … Continued
Spiced Peach Cobbler
Tis the season for cobbler. The fruit is ripe, the picnic table is set (unless you live in Oklahoma where it’s one hundred billion degrees) and the farmer’s market has what you need. If you’re a regular reader (and if … Continued