Voting in the Wisconsin Primary
As I write this I’m standing in line to vote. I think this may be the first time I’ve ever had to actually wait in line for more than a Continue Reading →
What I’m Reading: Seven Years In Tibet by Heinrich Harrer
I always wanted to be Indiana Jones. The adventure, the danger, the glory…it captivated me as a child and it still finds its way into my dreams now and again. Continue Reading →
A Eulogy for Richard, My Beloved Grandfather
This post is selfish, I’ll admit that right off the bat. I’m hoping it will pull at least someone off their candy and Easter egg high and put a little Continue Reading →
Relaxing in Cozumel, Mexico
I’d never been on a beach vacation and at Marcus’ request we booked a week at an all-inclusive in Cozumel, Mexico for early February. We figured it would be Continue Reading →
Ketut’s Heaven And Hell
It’s been awhile since I finished reading Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert. There are so many things in this memoir that I found interesting, but one stuck out and Continue Reading →
What I’m Reading: Committed by Elizabeth Gilbert
I brought this book along on our recent trip to Cozumel hoping I could get some reading done on the beach. I had figured it would be light and fun, Continue Reading →
Two Months Of Silence
78 days ago. That’s the last time I made a post on my blog, my weird journal. Some things have happened, some things have stayed the same. And some things, Continue Reading →
What I’m Reading: The Glassblower of Murano by Marina Fiorato
An enduring tale of love, beauty and passion intermingled with murder and treachery. Set in both 17th Century and modern day Venice, the story follows Leonora after a bitter lost Continue Reading →
An Early Morning Palm Reading
My hands sat clasping the I (heart) NY mug, taking in the heat of fresh brewed coffee. The palms loosely grasping the hot cup have been feeling tingly lately, Continue Reading →
Food Waste and The Grocer
As I briefly talked about in my last Fiscal Fast post, there is a serious waste problem going on in our house when it comes to food waste. Sadly, we Continue Reading →