So there I was reading BusinessInsider.com today (I hope that makes me sound smart) and I ran across an article about Microsoft’s new facial recognition software website. Um, of course I had to try it… …with every picture I could…
Archives for April 2015
on grief: Joan & Shirley
I am looking forward to reading Melissa Rivers’ book about her Mom, Joan Rivers. I pre-ordered it. I miss Joan, I really do. Her death was weirdly shocking for me. Obviously, it was a surprise (like someone else’s.), but more importantly…
Oh, Etsy… you never disappoint.
So, in looking for “fairy garden” stuff on etsy, I stumbled across this: Found here. It’s “magical unicorn poop.” (The Seller’s label, not mine.) [No one can actually say if the #2 of unicorns is actually rainbow or not. I would…
The injustice of creativity.
During the week I think of at least 16 different blog post ideas. I add them to my “Posts to Write” list on my phone. I start drafts of said posts. I literally crave writing during the week, but often times…
Happy Birthday to my friend who DOES like cats.
(I think April is full of lovely birthdays.) Years ago before my Mom was pregnant for me she worked at a grocery store as a cashier. She worked with a group of other women that I have always knows as…
The anti-bucket list.
I was talking with a co-worker that I think is hovering right on or around 70-years-old. With that [approximate] age comes life experience and perspective, right? He was talking to me about how he recently did something that he had…
Happy Birthday, Anna!
My college experience was about far more than books, curriculum, flare-legged Mudd jeans and grades – it was when I began relationships with a core group of women who to this day I love and trust. They’re my home button….
I love my dog.
So back before I could have a baby, there was Ferg. Ferg came into our lives and I treated her like a baby. I took that little 8-pound muffin with me everywhere. Blurry **blackberry photo** (tee hee) of the first…
on grief: And here I stand.
I wrote this on 4-10-2015. I needed a few days to pass before I could post it. I remember doing that in the beginning when I was writing about my Mom’s death. I needed for my blog readers & friends…
Oh, Martha. The life only *one* person was meant to live.
One of the highlights of my life is catching up on The Martha Stewart Blog. Oh, Martha. It’s educational. It’s entertaining. And there’s no arguing that it’s beautifully done. Her propensity towards the more formal vernacular delights my soul. Her…
Honest parenting.
Around 3 p.m. today I sent a text to the husband and proceeded to list all of the things that were wrong with my day, our life and our children. [insert smile] Lucky guy. He’s been away from Cabo since…
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery
This is extremely fantastic. I may or may not have laughed out loud at this product offering. Foodiggity does it again. It’s a paper cup sweatshirt. STOP IT. See the original post here and buy the sweatshirt here. (Check out…
