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Category Archives: Weather and Seasons
Studded Snow Tires
It’s odd how the brain works during the fortnight before Christmas. Despite the insurmountable list of things that “must be done” the overachieving type is always looking for one more thing to add to the number. I know how that … Continue reading
Something’s Not Right
Sometimes I type fast. Most of the time, actually. But my netbook is old and slow and I’ve not successfully replaced it with something better. It acts up, it slows down. I keep typing fast. Sometimes, the great eyes of … Continue reading
Healthy Halloween!
It’s hard for me to believe this is my third Halloween here at the old white house. No pumpkins this year and no chocolate, either. I’m handing out three different types of “energy bars.” The leftovers will be more useful.
The Ability to Restrain
Do you have it? That ability to restrain yourself from reacting in the heat of the moment? Do you let emotions overtake you? As I look out over the raging digital world this morning, I read many things. Some begin … Continue reading
Enter the Rain
The rain New England gardens needed finally arrived on Sunday afternoon. During the week, there had been a suggestion of it; a hint of precipitation and the ambivalent weather puppet “partly cloudy with a chance of showers.” It was touch … Continue reading
The Red…
There’s a red flowering shrub in my backyard, between two blueberry bushes. I’ve contemplated moving it, but I waited too long this year. I’m not absolutely sure why it doesn’t flower all over, but I think it has something to … Continue reading
Spring Writer’s Slump
I “started out strong” with today’s post. I was up at 5:00 a.m., writing as soon as my coffee was done. I didn’t procrastinate or get sidetracked by reading a book. Somewhere along the line, though, I got bogged down. … Continue reading
A Maine Easter Tableau
We had a busy Easter weekend. Lots of running around, church, time with family, and then a Sunday drive to visit friends in “the country.” I contemplated writing a post about “lifestyle blogs” and how they’re a marketing fabrication targeting … Continue reading
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged lifestyle blogs, not Ree Drummond, when chicken little knocks on the door
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The Manning Conspiracy
The weather guessers (or the weather puppets, if you prefer) were wrong on Friday. They had predicted between 3 and 6 inches of snow. Prior to Friday, temperatures were balmy and most of our meager season’s snow had melted. Apocalyptic … Continue reading
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged Bill Belichick, conspiracy theories, Peyton Manning, Roger Goodell, The Club, Tom Brady, Uncle Bob
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A Bitter Bean
I was looking over my 2015 calendar this weekend, remembering that during this same time last year I was “stricken.” Remember? I thought I had made it through this January’s germ gauntlet. Maybe I have. Maybe the health setback I … Continue reading
Posted in Weather and Seasons
Tagged 7-Up, being sick, coffee, Cream of Wheat, nursery food
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