Do you ever have that experience when you are unexpectedly delighted and amazed? Perhaps you had that flawless and fast run down a steep, perfectly powdered ski run? Maybe you saw that stunning multicolored sunset over a calm ocean or stumbled across a hidden lake after a long walk in a thick forest? Perhaps a… Continue reading Chinese Lantern Festival – Raleigh, NC
It has been an emotional month on the political front. First, Christian Conservative Charlie Kirk was murdered while doing one of the things he did best:
I love to travel! I think I rank travel as one of my top 4 or 5 things to do. Travel, reading, sailing, riding, jigsaw puzzling while binge watching Netflix…all is good. (Okay, dating is up there too but I am not terribly delighted with the options on dating sites, which has been a topic… Continue reading (Mis)adventures with Kathy
Many of you know I lean somewhat right politically. I don’t promote it much because friends of mine who lean left learn that about me and then they shun me or say things
“I’ll tell you later.” “I’ll tell you later.” “I’ll tell you later.” This is a common phrase on a dating site.
I used to think I understood guys. I have a brother. I have several male friends, one of whom is one of my best friends. Most of my jobs were male dominated and I liked the guys. They weren’t complex. They said what they thought, and yes, when I would walk into one of the… Continue reading And yet more dating (or not) adventures
You all know I have been tiptoeing on dating sites. It’s somewhat fun and often stressful. I would just love to meet a decent guy who shares my values and can keep up with me. Even though on some days I admit I move a bit slower unless I stretch or chase my dogs around… Continue reading More Dating Adventures
Those of you who know me know that I have a passion for our furry friends. No, I’m not a furry (I’m not even quite sure what that is but I kind of got it), but I love those 4-legged friends who bring us so much joy and comfort. When I was a kid, I… Continue reading Adding to my Pack
When one lives in a highly urban area such as Los Angeles, having access to a lovely 127-acre oasis housing an immense variety of plants and trees (and a lake and other interesting sites) is a welcome break.
I was resisting this day. Harley was diagnosed with osteosarcoma a year ago - bone cancer in her shoulder. After consulting with my vet and a veterinary oncologist we determined we would try amputation to hopefully stop the cancer from spreading. I
Musings About Life 