Month: June 2018

So, are you on the side of "lemons" or "no lemons" in your drink when eating out at a restaurant?  Me?  Currently, I am on the side of "no lemons" in my drink.  I have heard the stories about it not being a good idea to ask for fresh lemons in your drink.  Although, I had been… Continue reading What Do You See in the Sea? →

Recently, a friend of mine posted a picture on his social media page of a pilot in the cockpit of a fighter jet.  He was offering a salute and the caption read, "When the stranger you've been speeding with ... takes his exit."  It immediately made me laugh, and say, "Thank You!" again that I did… Continue reading Behold the Gift →

Being as tomorrow is Father's Day, this post will most assuredly deal with my dad, who has been residing in his forever home for over eighteen years now.  We are still living in the house where my parents lived when he passed on.  We have ceased to find little reminders that he left behind, but the… Continue reading Memories of Dad Shining Bright →

This first week of June seems to have come upon us way too quickly!  Wasn't it just Valentine's Day a few days ago?  This week may have sneaked up on me, but it has contained a myriad juxtaposition of memories and emotions.  On Tuesday, the first day that I sat down to start this blog, (which is… Continue reading Viewing a Life Well Lived →

I found Ken's denim pants just under the corner of my chair in the TV room.  Ah..."Ken who?" you ask.  Well, this particular Ken has been in my life for over twenty-plus years now.  He actually lives here, well "there" -- there in the family room.  He moved in after his twelve-inch fashion-doll girlfriend moved… Continue reading Looking For the Pink House →