Monthly Archives: April 2020
GOD CONTROLS – I’M GRATEFUL
“In the 1930s, American capitalism practically stopped working,” says google. War was on the horizon. The leading causes of death were very much like present times – cardiovascular and renal diseases, cancer, influenza and pneumonia, tuberculosis, motor vehicle traffic injuries, … Continue reading
TALKING ABOUT ME AGAIN
Discover Prompt word for today is “list.” I don’t like lists much. They waste my time. Most lists are made to refer to later or to do soon. Refer-to-later are no good since I can’t find them because of my … Continue reading
JUST ONE LIKE THAT!
What’s been said about a sister? Cool, glamorous, smart, encouraging, stimulating, loving, witty, calm, patient, loyal, and inspiring. Sometimes you know that their sisters cannot be all that! Must be some exaggeratin’ goin’ on. Ain’t nobody got a sister like … Continue reading
GO, BLOGGERS
I miss it. IT referring to the daily grind. The clock punching. The staying on schedule in order to keep others on schedule. An affirmation and to others. The do-my-part in order to accomplish good for others. Tossing papers from … Continue reading
LOOKING FOR ELIXIR
Neither Juan Ponce de Leon not Mrs. Jane Doe ever found the fountain of youth. The snake oil sold by Mr. Chara Ton was a dreamer’s sham. Losing weight won’t do it, even if you appear … Continue reading
I DON’T HAVE TO COVER MY HEAD
I’m offering apologies today for that miserable old woman who lived in my shoes yesterday and wrote a blog in my name called “Update, Mood Not Good.” She has left and it is good riddance. The following bloggers left me … Continue reading
UPDATE, MOOD NOT GOOD
This picture comes closer to showing how freaked out I am today. But the smile is missing in real life. ************** The Discover Prompt today is “tempo.” I didn’t deliberately plan a seven pm blog but since I am doing … Continue reading
MIGHT HAVE BEEN
Though purchased for me in ‘53 it was chipped as you can see and I wanted new so I pouted; “I won’t touch it,” I screamed and shouted. Sibling one – thought it was fun; Sibling two – mastering keys, … Continue reading
GOD GAVE ME A SONG
Commuting in a triangle between Wichita, KS; Tulsa, OK; and Oklahoma City was a difficult circumstance in my life during a transition of jobs and residences about 1990. Other personal problems were weighing heavily on me. As I traveled the … Continue reading
DAY ONE OF POST COVID19
Presidential nominees love to say, “My first day in office I am going to ….” Well, Friends and Relatives, my first post CoVid19 day I’m going to Catfish Cove. The following preblogged blog tells why. The way I felt in … Continue reading
Sweet aroma 