Monday, October 6, 2008
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Bush: ‘Our entire economy is in danger’
No duh and YIKES!
I think it's time to learn how to sew our own clothes and start tending a garden.
I had this conversation with my Grandmother a couple of years ago. I told her that I didn't know if we'd be able to survive another depression. She was really quite sure that we could. I hope she was right. I'm not sure where it's going to end up. I am positive that it will end up just exactly the way it's going too, just the way it was meant too.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Monday, September 1, 2008
Friday, August 29, 2008
Buckets of Confusion....................
Another rendition of Freaky Friday perhaps:
The CAT is asleep in the dog bed,
The DOG is asleep in my bed.
The CAT is asleep in the dog bed,
The DOG is asleep in my bed.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Today......................
I AM moved by this..................
" It's ironic, really. All my pleasures are home ones: armchair splendor, the sedate excitements of domesticity. All I ask for are humble delights. A mystery novel in bed, the smell of Clare's long red-gold hair damp from washing, a postcard from a friend on vacation, cream dispersing into coffee, the softness of the skin under Clare's breast, the symmetry of grocery bags sitting on the kitchen counter waiting to be unpacked. I love meandering through the stacks at the library after the patrons have gone home, lightly touching the spines of the books. These are the things that can pierce me with longing when I am displaced from them by Time's whim." ~ from The Time Traveler's Wife
" It's ironic, really. All my pleasures are home ones: armchair splendor, the sedate excitements of domesticity. All I ask for are humble delights. A mystery novel in bed, the smell of Clare's long red-gold hair damp from washing, a postcard from a friend on vacation, cream dispersing into coffee, the softness of the skin under Clare's breast, the symmetry of grocery bags sitting on the kitchen counter waiting to be unpacked. I love meandering through the stacks at the library after the patrons have gone home, lightly touching the spines of the books. These are the things that can pierce me with longing when I am displaced from them by Time's whim." ~ from The Time Traveler's Wife
..............................and I wonder? What is my delight?
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