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Monthly Archives: April 2010
More Whining
More snow. There are women who, when faced with a house crammed with chaos, roll up their sleeves, organize a livable arrangement out of the mess, never let the dust settle, and carry on with strength and confidence. I am … Continue reading
:*/Sproing*:
Pictures of spring to follow. But first, a little verbal sparring: Define: dicasity Rachel: As for the word dicasity: that would be me! :D Marilyn: Dicasity: the ability of something to be die-cast? Zinc has a high dicasity, broccoli has … Continue reading
Posted in Fun Stuff, Images, Seasons, The outside world
Tagged dicasity, flowers, leaves, spring, yard
7 Comments
For Sam
This began as a response to comment – in a comment of my own. But it grew. And it wasn’t what I wanted to write about today. And it isn’t arguing with Sam. The fact is that Sam and Mar … Continue reading
Posted in Epiphanies and Meditations, Explanations, Just talk, Movie reviews
Tagged children, media, movies, parenting
5 Comments
Movie Review: Your Dragon
Murphy leaves for home two months from today. Sometimes the security words on Blogger sites make uncanny sense. The other day, I got one that was actually one of the coolest non-words I’ve ever seen—thus, TODAY’S CHALLENGE: Define: dicasity. I … Continue reading
Me and the Old Man
As of today, G and I have been married for 32 years. Funny. Because it’s Saturday, and we weren’t married on a Saturday. Yes, I know how time works, but it’s funny anyway. We were married on a day that … Continue reading
Easter Scrap
Note: I do hope that everyone who read the comments for the last bit understood very clearly that while Teri is WAY smarter than I am, and I won the debate, it was all in fun – and no animals … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Memories and Ruminations, Seasons
Tagged Chaz, dishes, Easter, mourning cloak, snow, swallows
7 Comments
Orm ~ part two,too,to
Now, we are just at the end of the medieval period and cruising toward the renaissance, which England only had because Italy had already tried it and ended up having a really great time. Up until this period, there wasn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Epiphanies and Meditations, Explanations, Just talk, mad, The outside world
Tagged French, spelling
10 Comments
At least Orm tried-
I remember a spelling test. It was third grade I think. And we used that heavy, yellowish, horizontal lined paper with all the helpful dotted bits to keep your letters straight. The teacher read out each word v-e-r-y clearly, with … Continue reading
Posted in Epiphanies and Meditations, Explanations, IMENHO (Evidently not humble), Just talk, mad, The outside world
Tagged English, Picts, spelling
8 Comments
~Palettes~
(apologies for my spelling. Hopeless.) Today, after hours of wrestling with the taxes (both personal and corporate), we found an error IN OUR FAVOR. Can you believe it? When does that ever happen? And today, while I was running to … Continue reading
Posted in Epiphanies and Meditations, Making Things
Tagged crafts, granddaughter, palette, taxes
11 Comments
Drat drat drat
Bad enough I’m doing taxes. Bad enough it’s going to snow again tonight and something out on the front deck is groaning and bumping forlornly in the wind. Probably the roof, falling off. But here I came into the living … Continue reading