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Category Archives: Short Takes on Life
We Pushed the Bus
Life is full of surprises. They are often not pleasant but they do make life interesting. I’ve found vacation surprises often make the most memorable events. Cruising in the Caribbean, one of our stops was at Progreso, Mexico, a port … Continue reading
A Cat’s Thanksgiving
It got cold last night in Texas. It has been a typical long, hot summer and the first few days of November came in right chilly like autumn is supposed to. Dan trimmed the cypress tree yesterday, where it was … Continue reading
But It Is Not Bamboo
The bamboo, known for its tenacity and ability to dominate, had crept under the foundation wall and sprouted inside the atrium. I noticed it still didn’t have any leaves, though it was waist-high. How odd. Continue reading
What’s Wrong with Google?
He wasn’t asking me a question; he was asking the phone to diagnose itself. For some odd reason, this sent me into a fit of giggles. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, conversation, Okay Google, online aps for android, smartphone, texting while driving
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A Sunrise
My grandson’s wife captured a fantastic sunrise in Hawaii and shared it on digital media. I was enthralled. (See Header Photo by Samantha Talbert) As I stared at this picture, I wondered what it is about the morning sky streaked … Continue reading
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Tagged diversity, dramatic photos, Earth's atmosphere, lofty thoughts, promise of a better day, Sunrise, sunset
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The Demand
I heard coyotes howling this morning—a bunch of them. Running to the patio door, I saw four gray creatures boldly moving in the open area between our back fence and the copse of trees delineating the creek. Others were answering … Continue reading
Are We Rich Enough?
“What, do you think we’re rich?” That was my husband’s reaction when I told him I wanted to hire a gardener to help me get the kudzu and other weedy vines under control. “Yes,” I told him, “we are rich.” … Continue reading
Taking Chances
This weekend I met a woman who is afraid to fly because of recent Malaysian airline tragedies. Her husband said she won a trip to Cancun but wouldn’t go. She then exclaimed she is also unwilling to take a cruise … Continue reading
A Turtle’s Point of View
We are not gardeners, my husband nor I, so I don’t know what compelled us to buy a place encircled by gardens. Perhaps it was easier to miss the enormity of the task when we made the decision in early … Continue reading