I learned to ride a bicycle at around age five. I had a red convertible bicycle with training wheels. I’m not sure, but I think it was from Western Auto (many bikes were back then). We had a gravel road that went through the trailer park where we lived, and … Continue reading →
Today is brought to you by the letter “A.” Since Monday’s are for photos, I decided to share my “A” key from my keyboard. It’s a DVORAK keyboard with QWERTY letters on the upper right (because I can use use it either way. The “A” key is in the same … Continue reading →
What do you think of when you think of antiques? Some fancy curly-qued French Louis XVI chair, I’ll bet. Or some delicate old thing. That’s not what I think of. My preference is for Turn of the Century (20th Century) Tiger Oak. My husband’s preference is for Victorian Era Eastlake … Continue reading →
Rantings and Ravings of an Insane Writer is an official April A-Z Blogging Challenge participant. If you’re finding your way here from there, welcome. I have a fairly regular post schedule here already. Mondays are for photos. Saturdays are for cats. Every other Friday, I do an Imagination Prompt. I … Continue reading →
Welcome to Philosophical Meanderings’ unofficial entry into the the April A-Z Blogging challenge. This blog isn’t searched by search engines, so I didn’t figure I needed to try to attract a large audience to it with an official participation, so I haven’t signed up at the A-Z site for this … Continue reading →
This has been an interesting week for us and Sneaky. I caught a glimpse of her Monday, and, with my limited glance, I thought she looked like she might be pregnant. I took Lady in to have her ear looked at and stumped the vet but came home with some … Continue reading →
Ruby loves her Delta kitty: You can see two kitties in this photo, can’t you? Save Save
Continue reading →I don’t have much to add. The kittens successfully transitioned to San Antonio and back this week. Rossie went into hiding for a couple of days, but by the time it was time to come back to Central Texas, she had been out and about for a day and a … Continue reading →
In some ways, it’s been a slow month for us. Mr. L has three of four sides on the big door at the shop weatherstripped, which means a source of drafts has been eliminated. We cleared half the showroom to set up for a garage sale next month. We’re in … Continue reading →
Welcome to this month’s edition of the Merry Go Round Blog Tour where we’ll discuss blocks. I personally prefer the different colored and shaped wooden building blocks we used to give kids. My dad found a new take on the old blocks for his great grand-daughter — they’re made from … Continue reading →