Moving away from friends causes some reconsideration for an introvert. Almost five months ago, on June 24th, we moved. It was an exciting time. We sold our primary residence, without showing it through a relator, and got the price we asked! Between April and June, we cleaned out, packed, finished odd jobs, gave things away,…
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When Will These Towels Stop Shedding and Other Miscellaneous Drivel
Part of our planned projects in moving to our cabin this summer on a semi-permanent basis was to finish the installation of a second full bathroom, another bedroom, and a second TV area – all in the lower level of the timber-frame dwelling we built in 2005. All of the work to finish the interior…
Poetry Friday: In Flander’s Field, A Poem for Veteran’s Day
Since I’ve been keeping up with my daily blog on Medium and writing each night on my NaNoWriMo novel, I do not have a poem of my own ready today. Veteran’s Day. Thus, I went searching for one on Poets.org where you can find poetry in the public domain. In Flanders Fields John McCrae – 1872-1918…
Slice of Life Tuesday: Election Day is Here, Get out and Vote!
Did you vote yet? My husband and I voted before noon today. We had to register at a new polling place because of our move earlier this summer. Fortunately, we researched what we’d need to do that and took the appropriate documents. This included our Wisconsin driver’s licenses for our photo id and a bill…
The Weekly Catch #2: What’s New With My Medium Blog?
With October in its final days, I looked at my stats on WordPress and realized that I have not been posting often here. I have, however, been posting to my Medium page every day. It’s been a fairly good month there as far as views, reads, and comments go. As I did a couple of…
Quick Slice of Life: Getting Updated
Today is Slice of Life Tuesday. Since I already wrote my Medium.com post today, I’ll keep this short. If you want to read it, you can go to the links at the end of this post. Thanks! Today my husband and I got our newest COVID-19 booster shots. It’s the vaccine with combined variants. At…
Making Rock Cairns Is Not a Great Idea
When we went to Acadia National Park in September, we were enamored of the rocky coastline and beautiful sweeping views from mountain peaks, over forested areas, to the harbor and ocean beyond where we stood. The coast in Acadia has jagged granite boulders and cobblestoned beaches. Both types of rock show wear from the eons…
Star Gazing and Capturing with Your Camera
My post today is on Medium.com. You can view it here! Thanks for reading!
Changing Sounds in the Forest At Night
My blog for the day considers the changing night sounds in the forest. I hope you read it. Today, I posted on Medium.com. Visit my post, here. What do you think? Are you hearing less at night? If so, why do you think that is?
The News Should Report on More Positive Stories
I wrote last night about how our news focuses on the negative. Although these stories must be reported to keep us informed, the way they are reported sometimes (a lot of the time, in my opinion) serves to divide an already divided country. I wish it would stop. There are other stories that can reflect…



