Last month I let you know about the new website and Facebook pages devoted to educating anyone interested about Young Living’s products and business opportunities. I see many of you have stopped by, and I appreciate that. For the first month, I made sure to put up a daily post … Continue reading →
As excitement goes, maybe not so much. For several months now, we’ve noticed the control switch on the oven has been misbehaving. As in, it turns itself on. As far as we know, it’s only been doing this right after we turn it off after using it. Today, I had … Continue reading →
Walter was outside when we were on the way to breakfast this morning, so I detoured to pet him. He was still here when we got back, so he got to gobble down three cans of food. When he was here the day before yesterday, I noticed he’d been in … Continue reading →
Tarzan has grown into a companionable cat. He’s not clingy, but he wants to be near either me or Mr. L most of the time. If he’s closed out of a room I’m in, he will move heaven and earth to get into that room — including finding a way … Continue reading →
The second year of the Master Key Experience is winding down. My mastermind partner and I have made the program our own and implemented many personal modifications, but it’s working for us. I’m a lifetime member, so I’ll continue to adjust in the future to ensure this program works for … Continue reading →
We came home from spending the weekend out of town to discover something had pulled the outdoor cat feeder away from the wall and stacked the bricks we use to hold it in place. I was certain Zelda, Nick, and Daisy had not conspired to do that. Unfortunately, the game … Continue reading →
Daisy is nearly five months old, and she’s doing well. This is a common scene that warms my heart — the three of them relaxing, sleeping, or playing on the porch. Zelda is half out of the picture on the left. Nick and Daisy are snuggled together on the doormat, … Continue reading →
I chose an unusual piece of technology to highlight today — an immobilizer T-Scope leg brace by Breg. It’s more than an immobilizer, it’s adjustable to control range of motion and recommended for much more serious injuries than mine; however, if you have to wear a brace 24/7, this is … Continue reading →
I was watching Daisy eat a can of food, and Nick crept up behind her, surprising her. This is the three shot sequence the game camera caught of their exchange: Zelda was waiting for me to leave so she would eat.
Continue reading →One would think while I was spending lots of recliner time recovering from this cracked patella that I would have at least put this post together and published it on time. I’m backdating it to Thursday, so don’t think you missed it if you’re only first seeing it on Saturday. … Continue reading →
