#Sabot July 27
I have been moving furniture non-stop this past week. All in order to get ready for house repairs. I noticed that a small table had brass ends on each of the legs. I had...
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#Disruption July 26
We live in a two story house and our laundry room is upstairs. On Father’s Day our twenty -year old washing machine’s water sensor went out. The lack of that part working caused the...
#Expected July 24
Over the course of my life I have made my fair share of mistakes. One category of my many miscues is accepting a responsibility and then failing to deliver on what is EXPECTED. As...
#Naps July 23
When I was working taking a NAP was limited to the weekends and mostly on Sundays. Today retired and without a regular work schedule, a NAP is almost a daily occurrence. I have written...
#Waypoints July 22
I started out this morning with the intent to possibly update an older post of mine (April 2016) on North Carolina Water Towers. In doing that research I kept coming up with a term called...
#Og July 20
I have written before where I utilize my frugality and love of reading by participating in PaperBackSwap. You list books you have finished reading and other people claim them. For each book you mail to...
#Others July 15
I read something last week that really resonated with me. It wasn’t about me it was about OTHERS. It spoke about how important that group of people was to each of us. How we...
#Lessons July 12
I view myself as positive and upbeat. I also prescribe to the theory that problems can teach us many LESSONS. I love to read biographies because every one I have ever read discusses some...
#Mud July 11
I think many of us have heard of the expression “Your name is MUD” Two years ago I got to travel to the Dry Tortugas National Park which is located 70 miles away from...
#Offload July 10
I stumbled across an article on timeshares over the 4th of July weekend. It struck a nerve with me because in the last week I have been hit with unsolicited requests to come take a free...
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