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Small Joys–Christmases Past
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For me, Christmas has always been a time of remembering, even when I was very small. I love to look through old photos and remember past celebrations with nostalgia and joy. I grew up in the 1950s, and in those days, Christmas wasn’t quite complete without a cowboy outfit under the tree. Here’s my brother…
A Glance Back – Daughter Days!
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Last weekend our daughter Krystal spent a few days with us helping her dad (my husband Neil) on one of his building projects. After she left, Neil and I had a happy discussion about how Krystal’s upbeat attitude lifts our spirits and spurs us on in our various endeavors. So my glance back today is…
Home!
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We just returned from a vacation that we’ve been saving for and anticipating during the past two years. We cruised the South Caribbean, visited three new-to-us countries, indulged in gourmet dinners, saw some great musicals, made some wonderful new friends! And as great as it was to take that vacation, we’re discovering all over again that it’s…
July 2015 Free Book Winner!!
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Congratulations to Juliet Smith, the winner of our July Free Book — THE DELICATE NATURE OF LOVE by Wendy Paine Miller!! Juliet’s favorite flower is the rose. Juliet, I hope you enjoy this wonderful novel! Happy Reading, Sue Harrison
Your Pet! Ruby
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Ruby, the caregiver! Ruby’s owner, Natalie says, “This is Ruby the Airedale. She has gotten pretty attached to our new addition who would cry every time we changed her diaper. Ruby started to bring her toys whenever she would cry! Since then Ruby has laid claim to floor space next to the crib and sleeps…
July 2018 Free Book!
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I have a weakness for great big historical sagas, so this month when everybody else is looking for beach reads, I decided to give away one of my favorite sagas — Edward Rutherfurd’s amazing chronicle of New York City, entitled (what else?) NEW YORK, a Novel. From the back cover: “Edward Rutherfurd celebrates America’s greatest…
Hi Ans, Thank you for dropping in on my blog! If you look at a map of North America, right in the middle you’ll see a piece of land surrounded by large fresh water lakes. This land is shaped like a mitten. We live on the peninsula just above that mitten-shaped land. Our house is on a small lake that is hooked to the largest of those “Great Lakes,” Lake Superior. Our lake is called Munoscong.
I have a great interest to visit the northern countries especially alaska and canada are my favorite. Beautiful countryside and a lot of wildlife to see. And not the least amazing people to meet. Thank you for sharing your photo with me. At wich coast do you live??
A bearshug Ans