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Mom of the Bride, Part 1

March 26, 2014 By Gail

My daughter is getting married in the fall. Lace is pretty. Satin is divine. Flowers, music, food, and a venue to hold it all as guests mingle and toast and dance. Goals and lists, expectations versus desires. Love is the glue that creates this collage of moments, and I’m the mom-of-the-bride witnessing it all. Some moms are extremely involved with… Read More

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Fowl Play

March 26, 2014 By Gail

I didn’t mean to put out a “hit” contract on the guinea hen. But I did. Such is life in the semi-rural, but too near big towns to really feel rural, place I live. It was a cold day with a wind that could only be described as cranky. My husband was still out of state; so dog-walking duties fell… Read More

Filed Under: Musings About Aging

Souper Man

March 21, 2014 By Gail

How sexy is a man in the kitchen? Let me just say there is more than one way to think “hot.” For unknown reasons my husband decided he wanted to take on not one, but two, soup recipes. Did I fear my kitchen would never be the same again? Yes. After all, he has destroyed more than his share of… Read More

Filed Under: Recipes, The Best Part Of My Day

Angels and Potholes

March 20, 2014 By Gail

The glare of oncoming traffic burned my eyes. It was 4 a.m. So early even the sun refused to wake up. I rubbed the tiredness beneath my eyelids just enough to make my mascara flake and leave black smudges. Beyond the windshield snow fell in diagonal generosity. As a result, slush-covered roads withheld their secrets. Gaping potholes, non-existent lines, and… Read More

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A Gut Feeling

March 13, 2014 By Gail

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer had nothing on me a number of weeks ago. My head was stuffy. I took sniffling, sneezing, and nasal-speak to artistic levels. And yet, after weeks of over the counter antihistamines and denial, I was not improving. My husband convinced me I needed to see a doctor which, until he applied puppy-eyes, I was loathe to… Read More

Filed Under: Musings About Aging

Reasons To laugh

March 13, 2014 By Gail

Our cat, Pudgy, is not trustworthy. Sure, she lurks. She invites people to pet her upturned belly and then bites them. She even rubs her head on my ankle before attacking me. I can live with those eccentricities. What I tend to worry more about is her litter box use. She’s been fighting a urinary infection due to a frustrating… Read More

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