Congratulations, Rachel and Hendre! We wish we could have been in Greece to eat lots of feta and to celebrate with you. We hope you enjoy married life as much as we have. Now that you’ve tied the knot, Dave and I will be waiting for you to submit an application for “Old, Married FartRead the whole post >>
Ode to a Goldfish
Oh, Birdy, your life was but a brief breath in a tank.All too quickly you went belly up and sank.When I tried to get you out with a netYour lifeless body played hard to get. My Madeline, who named you well,(“My fish are Birdy and Golden,” she did tell.)Was so excited about the first petRead the whole post >>
Tips for a Healthy Marriage
Six years ago I was all bubbly with anticipation, a newlywed dreaming of years of happiness and lots of babies. In some ways, I’m still a lot like that blushing bride. In other ways, I’m more like an old, married and wise fart. Although I readily admit, there are a lot of couples out thereRead the whole post >>
Spacing Issues
My blog is driving me mad when it’s supposed to be bringing me peace or something like that. Grrrr…. I’m having formatting/spacing issues, but I don’t have the time (or energy or patience) to deal with them right now. I apologize for the maddening appearance.
I Don’t Always Get to Write What I Want But…
Welcome to Writing 101. Okay, so I’m really not that organized, but per this previous post, here’s my first installment for all you writers out there. Enjoy! Preface Here, I’m going to share something I wrote a few years back for Writers Weekly (a great, free e-newsletter for writers, by the way) that I stillRead the whole post >>
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