“Me and her are fixin’ to tell you”: grammar pet peeves
These are my grammar pet peeves. And I’ll admit I’m occasionally a grammar rule-breaker myself.
Ask any mermaid you happen to see, who falls for phishing scams? Me, me, me.
I fell for a phishing scam. Twice. OK, three times. Yes, I know all the warning signs. Only the naive and uninformed fall for these scams right? Maybe. But I…
Question of the Day
We started this blog to share the things that bring us joy, whether we found them on our own, learned them from each other, or got them from other friends. …
An Easter Brunch Buffet: Something for Everyone
Offering your guests an Easter Brunch buffet may be the answer when you are dealing with food allergies and picky eaters
Guilty Pleasure Books
Fine literature is great and important, but sometimes we need a guilty pleasure book.
Tom Lake by Ann Patchett: new favorite book
Run, do not walk, to get Tom Lake by Ann Patchett. “Tom Lake” is the book I’ve been craving. I’ve been searching for a book I can’t put down and don’t…
Terrific Book: “All the Broken Places”
I loved John Boyne’s novel All the Broken Places. What are you looking for in your next can’t-put-it-down book? Interesting multi-layered characters? Great plot? Family drama? Glimpse into history? Pick up All…
Fire Up Your Cast Iron Skillet for the Best. Steak. Ever.
In the great steak debate, I’m siding with the cast iron skillet contingency. Up until a few years ago, I would have always said I preferred a grilled steak. Over…
My Year in Audiobooks, 2022
When I remember 2022, I will remember some challenges and some blessings, but also a lot of driving and walking. And when I drive and walk, I turn on an…
My year in books, 2022
2022 was an incredible year for me. It had great loss, and tremendous blessings. I was alone much of the time, but had moments surrounded by the best friends and…