Silent Sunday: Flowers, Fruit, and Foliage
All of the photographs featured in my Silent Sunday posts are taken by me, Carol Labuzzetta, author of The Apples in My Orchard blog. There is no permission to reproduce…
Month: February 2021
Dealing with the Public Can Be Hard
Sometimes, the public is hard to work with. When I started making fabric face masks, I offered them free to those in my community, primarily through local contacts on my…
Poetry Friday: Chickadee Dance
Today is Poetry Friday. Yesterday, about this time, I glanced out my home office window and saw a flock of very active chickadees in our Norway spruce trees. They were…
Keto Cookies
We are still on the fence about returning to a Keto Diet to shed a few pounds gained since January. I, for one, am now avoiding breads, rice, and potatoes…
Sometimes, Life Gives You Just What You Need at the Right Time.
For the last few days, I’ve been in a slump. It’s really the first slump I can recall during the pandemic. Mostly, my “slumpiness” revolved around feelings about my own…
Slice of Life Tuesday: A Good Sport on the Trail
Last week, after a lengthy Slice, I promised myself that for the month of March and the Slice of Life Story Challenge, I would write posts that are more brief.…
Well Travelled?
How much travelling does one have to do to consider themselves well travelled? It’s a good question. And, the answer probably varies. For instance, I consider myself well travelled, but…
Muted
Yesterday, I cried. Silent, slow tears in the car on the way home from our cabin. I think it’s the first time I’ve cried during the pandemic. I’m not sure…
