Putting the OM in OMG
Yesterday marks the five-year anniversary of the first of many Covid lockdowns. I have been reflecting on the pandemic a lot lately because of this; for me as for most, it was a time of despair, depression, anxiety, and fear. I have also discovered … [Continue reading]
Grumpy McGrumperson How are we all doing with the transition to Daylight Saving Time, I ask as I drink my third cup of coffee and glare angrily off into the dark morning? I swear to god, I swear to GOD that the next person who says "we do this for … [Continue reading]
On my recent vacation to Mexico, I got so much reading done; even for me, it was a lot. There are a few reasons for this: a) I get up way earlier than anyone else in our group, and so I read until breakfast and then I read until our friends finished … [Continue reading]
It's a strange phenomenon that, no matter how long I've been away, it always takes the same amount of time to catch back up on life, which is two solid days. Three weeks, one week, four days: it's all the same. It's similar to Rex's reaction to my … [Continue reading]
About four months ago I was purposefully striding down the hall with my arms full, heading for the donation bags I had set up in the laundry room. My older son was home at the time and observed my unusually stern expression. Whatcha doing, Mom? he … [Continue reading]
I listen to a lot of podcasts; if those podcasts were audiobooks I'd probably be able to increase my Yearly Books Read by at least 100. Alas, they are not! I walk a lot and also do a lot of boring household things, like laundry and chopping … [Continue reading]
Cold As Ice We are in the midst of a cold snap around here, but I use that term very loosely. It's more "cold" than COLD, or even Cold, but still, it's the most winter we've had all year. I took the opportunity to look out my snow pants and heated … [Continue reading]
