Author Archives
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Pecos Texas needs a Valium badly….
No one lives in a perfect town, right now I’m looking at loads of snow. Texas though has had an unusually cold winter, so I can’t even say Pecos has it over small town New England winter life this year…. Read More ›
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Knitting for Africa, a Family Project
I’ve recently been battling an immune disorder illness and am working with my physicians on what will be the best treatment for the best quality of life. This takes time, figuring out which drug will be enable me the most… Read More ›
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Friday Fun Flick….Humping in the UK
Mark enjoying the language differences between York, England and the United States….
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Icicle fortress in New Hampshire
My daughter Aynsley and the neighbor’s boys decided to pull the icicles off the roof of our home, and decorate the sidewalk to the front door. My other daughter Evelyn brought home from school a friend that had never been… Read More ›
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The grossest thing I eat (and enjoy)
We all have that one dish that makes others wonder just WHY we would put THAT in our mouth. I have a wonderful American friend of Japanese lineage, that is very careful who sits next to her when she eats… Read More ›
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Friday fun Flick…geokitteh Moxie
My daughter has a serious geology blog She also has a geology blog that features, kittehs. . Here is Moxie helping out….
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All Art is Better with a Dog!
In a previous blog post I wrote about how I taught a fun art class, where the students added a cat to a painting (using just scissors and glue, no photoshop!). The student had to tell why they picked both… Read More ›
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Cold War Navy Wife – Part Two
I shared some of my adventures as a Navy wife during the Cold War recently on the blog. One thing about being the wife of a submarine officer is that you were out of contact with your husband for months. No… Read More ›
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On a Swiss Mountain, or I get HIGH!
My husband and I were travelling in Switzerland, and as usual we were travelling on a train. My husband is a train fanatic, and while I don’t have the same enthusiasm as he does I do agree train travel is… Read More ›
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Visiting the local junk/vintage shop
We have our own rural version of “Oddities” here in New Hampshire. While I don’t buy a lot, I did this visit purchase a nice sturdy end table that also has a small bookcase built in, I wish I had… Read More ›
Two Different Girls 