Archive for January 2020
The Fabric of our Lives
Okay. Boy did I ever open a can of worms in my Planet Health research this past week. Here goes. I was looking up the recycling record of Target, a store I frequent and take plastic bags to for recycling. I wanted to be sure they actually get recycled. Anyway, I came upon some information…
Read MoreNew Fangled
With all my grandkids close, I decided I better take this quiet moment to write. I almost picked up the phone to call a friend, but I know the tranquility will evaporate, and be hard to find for the next few days. I got a picture of all five of them together, which is beyond…
Read MoreFriends
Nice walk in the sunshine! Woohoo! Even if it isn’t as warm as I would like, the sun makes all the difference. I feel warm and it gives me high hopes for spring. My neighbor and I walked and talked about fruit trees and garden beds. Time to plan! I’ve figured out where a couple…
Read MoreNew Novel
Lately, I’ve come to this place of not wanting to take on anything that might subject me to stress. I’m thinking of it as a recovery stage, but it’s probably just a matter of becoming a wimp. Fortunately, I have good friends and family to talk it through with, and I have time, the precious…
Read MoreWearing Out
Well, well, well. I was on the floor, doing my stretches, and I put both hands down to scoot slightly. Blam! Hurt my ribs again – only this time they really hurt. I wasn’t doing anything that should have aggravated them either. I seem to go from one area being hurt to another. I’m not…
Read More“Kind”
Australia’s wildfires continue. The threats between the US and North Korea, and the tits for tats with Iran continue. In the meantime, I think we carry on, one day at a time. I’m hoping for us to be the best humans we can be, caring for our planet and each other. I don’t know what…
Read MoreIcy
What happened? I must now be living in the midwest where the snow never goes away. In Colorado, where I used to live, it would snow and within a day or two the sun came out and the snow went away. Not so here. This place looks familiar, except for the grey, dreary sky, void…
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