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Category Archives: memoir
I’m Definitely NOT Carrie Bradshaw
Boy Interrupted-Retro Relationship In this episode of Sex and the City, Carrie asks, “When it comes to matters of the heart, did we have it right in high school?” NO. At least, I did not have it right in high school. As … Continue reading
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MOM-versations on Medication #2
When we checked mom into the rehabilitation center, we had the following MOM-versation: NURSE: Do you wear hearing aids? MOM: No, but I should. ME: You should have said, “what.” MOM: What did she say? Lynn, her dear niece, and … Continue reading
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Poop Happens
Poop Happens 14 September 2014 Each year, to re-teach the Elements of Story, I use David Sedaris’, Big Boy. In the story, he visits the powder room and finds a large turd in the toilet. The ensuing battle illustrates … Continue reading
Posted in clean up, Dogs, home, life lessons, memoir
Tagged Bernese Mountain Dog, Big Boy, cold, David Sedaris, Dogs, Elements of Story, poop, teaching
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More from Betty White
I may be a senior, but so what? I’m still hot! Betty White When Betty White took the name Hooker and joined the Horde, she strutted right in the front door, jumped on the sofa, and then … Continue reading
Posted in Betty White, blogging, Dogs, For the Love of Dogs, home, life lessons, love, memoir, Senior Animals, Special Needs
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Sweat pant Saturday with Champagne
Sweat pant Saturday with Champagne, Dogs and Fire 6 September 2014 After eleven days of school that include a 5:00 am wake up call from my iPhone singing Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’,” it felt juicy and decadent to … Continue reading
Patience with Puppy Mill Pups
Patience with Puppy Mill Pups I am not patient. It is not a quality I developed. In fact, I stand by Carrie Fisher’s statement that, “the only problem with instant gratification, is that it takes too damn long.” Last month … Continue reading
Being DEPEND-abled
Being DEPEND-abled Last weekend, the ladies and I spent quality time, with wine, at the Arts Festival. Since we had not seen each other in a while, conversation turned from school to homes to books and to bad dates. … Continue reading
Having Faith
Having Faith Five letters. Monosyllabic. Still, FAITH is a big word. It is a noun and means “complete trust or confidence in someone or something.” The smallest of her litter, my Bernese Mountain Dog was named “Faith.” … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, depression, Dogs, Emotional Support Animals, faith, For the Love of Dogs, Kindness, life lessons, love, memoir
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6 is the Magic Number
Last night, walking with my neighbor, we talked about feeling “overwhelmed.” Someone once told her to make a list of SIX things to accomplish each day. Six is manageable. More than six, becomes overwhelming. I’m trying it today. 1. Feed … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, Friends, Kindness, life lessons, lists, magic, memoir
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Liquor Laws
Growing up LDS in Utah, the liquor laws that so many complain about were irrelevant to me until I grew up. In the late eighties, to get a drink in a restaurant, one had to get up from the table … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, cocktails, life lessons, memoir, Uncategorized
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