In January, I mentioned I chose MacJournal6 as a new electronic journaling application. I’ve been using it every day since January 1st. It has iPad and iPhone apps, but I have not tried them. I prefer to do my journaling from a full size keyboard. While I have a Bluetooth … Continue reading →
Mr. L picked his new tuba up from the repair shop where he had the leaks fixed. He brought it back to Central Texas and placed in on the floor in the parlor. The cats, of course, had to investigate. First, Delta had to check it for sleeping fit: … Continue reading →
The weekly cat missive. Today we’ll talk about each cat individually to see what’s up with them. Natasha is seeking warm places. She’s been pretty relaxed overall. She’s tolerating the kittens, although they extend her respect. Ajax is Ajax. A little needy. A little jumpy. Watching with his soulful eyes. … Continue reading →
I’m accustomed to the routine foldings of hand towel and washcloth at Best Western. The washcloth is fanfolded, and the towel forms a base around it. It’s attractive. We got a new iteration this weekend. I thought it was really cute: What are some of the more unusual towel … Continue reading →
We went out of town for the weekend. When we got back home, I discovered I hadn’t gotten the parlor door all the way shut, so kitties had the run of the house. They must have had a good time, judging from the mess. I had an open package of … Continue reading →
I know people who see no reason to use Twitter. The common statement is, “Why would I want to read about someone telling me when they go to the bathroom?” The answer, of course, is, you wouldn’t. If you’re tweeting about that, you’re liable to have some very dodgy followers … Continue reading →
The last month has flown by. What’s been happening with the properties this month? We’ve done nothing at either the ranch or the store. There were plans for the San Antonio house, but they were overcome by events. I’ve been doing yard work at the Central Texas house. I find … Continue reading →
I collect thumbprint glass. My preferred collectable is Bakewell and Pears from the mid to late 1860s. I started my collection with a glass that caught my eye in a Maryland Eastern Shore junk shop. I paid $1.50 for the glass. Generally, any non chipped piece of Bakewell and Pears … Continue reading →
After I picked the kittens up from the vet this week when I returned from Wisconsin, they began their next phase of development: Household Integration. Until now, they’d been contained to two rooms during the day (kitchen and parlor) and crated at night. That’s not how cats live in our … Continue reading →
My grandmother is no longer in pain. Her youngest child got there last Saturday morning, and by that evening, grandma was gone. At peace with her God and the world. I can’t feel bad. She led a full and complete life, and she wasn’t able to do anything she liked … Continue reading →