I wrote a post about some craft beer in TN for the Hoppy Craftsmen Podcast Blog. If you have ever wondered what it would be like to read something a 5th grader wrote about beer, you can read my post here. If not, that is probably good, because it is illegal for 5th … Continue reading
When I was younger, I had dreams of traveling the wold and doing great things that would make the world a better place. Since I’ve become a stay-at-home mom with paralyzing student loan debt, I’ve channelled that energy into muffins; muffins and cookies, and most recently, bread. A couple of days ago a friend who … Continue reading
Originally posted on Working At: Retired:
For Lent our pastor suggested we either opt to give up something or begin an activity that we had not faithfully done before. Since I am not one who easily disposes of things (ask my children), I decided on the second option. My Lent resolution was to write something…
Dear Houston, Before I met you, I had lots of stereotypical ideas of what I thought you’d be like. I had lots of stereotypical ideas of what I thought Texas would be like; big hats, big belt buckles and big hair. Coming from a somewhat sheltered life in the west, I’d imagined this is what … Continue reading
I started this post quite some time ago but delayed publishing it because that’s what I do – I set lofty goals for myself, and then I procrastinate. A while ago, I set a goal to draw at least one face per day. I haven’t exactly fulfilled that goal to a tee, but I HAVE … Continue reading
"Life is a series of highs and lows. Be grateful for the highs. Be graceful in the lows. Enjoy life fully and find contentment in your Middle Ground" Val Boyko
Saving the Planet One Yard at a Time
