A Day In The Life

People, Places, Nature, LIFE!

02/08/2019
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Friday!

I got home from work, checked the weather and it said this: So I did this… For a total of 3 miles. This is what the sky looked like… no filters, no enhancements, it was really that blue. Hope you all have blue skies too for your weekend!

02/07/2019
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Nurturing Thursday

These are two friends of mine. I met them when I was volunteering at a center for people with Aphasia. Aphasia is a speech disorder usually occurring after after a brain injury, from an accident or stroke. It affects a person’s ability to speak, either at all, or the wrong words often come out. The […]

01/29/2019
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Tuesday Photo Challenge: Rose

This week Frank invites us to share something using the word  Rose Roses seem to be most often thought of as red. A dozen red roses signifies love, and is always a popular choice for a bouquet. They do come in a myriad of colors. My grandfather loved roses and cultivated many bushes at his […]

01/28/2019
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Jo’s Monday Walk

Many Sundays I visit a park/garden overlooking the Hudson River in Riverdale, NY, called Wave Hill. The views are spectacular, the grounds are both flat and hilly, and there are spots one can disappear into to find a moment of quiet and solace. I love going there no matter the season. Spring and summer are […]

01/25/2019
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Bowling!

I was on winter break vacation from school this week. Yesterday my nieces came to spend the day. I have written about them before, here. We needed an indoor activity as it was pouring rain all day, and something besides shopping. We could always spend the afternoon shopping. We decided to go bowling. I have […]

01/18/2019
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#JusJoJan 2019 Daily Prompt: Jan. 18th: Companionship

Our Max (left) and Sammy. Both rescues, we brought Sammy home first and two years later wanted him to have a friend, so brought Max home. Max was game from the start, but Sammy made it very clear that he was the Alpha dog, and really wasn’t looking for a friend. He tolerated Max mostly. […]

01/03/2019
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#JusJoJan 2019 Daily Prompt: Jan. 3rd

The prompt for JusJoJan 2019, January 3rd, is Your Blog. Why did you start blogging? How did you come up with your theme, if you have one? How has it changed your life? Tell us about your blog in your jot! I began blogging December 2013. A friend of mine had started blogging to voice his […]

12/22/2018
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Something Positive in the Holiday Season

The following article appeared on the OP Ed page of today’s NY Times. I was moved by it and wanted to share. I’m 13 and I Write Holiday Cards to People in Prison I hope you, too, do something that makes you and another person feel good this season. By Sofia Robinson Ms. Robinson is an […]

12/11/2018
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Backyard in Blue

Hey… you lookin’ at me? …hey Blue, look up, that crazy lady is in the window again with that thing pointed at us We’ll ask again- you lookin’ at us???

12/10/2018
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Holiday Concert

As many of you know my husband started taking violin lessons three years ago. In order to improve his playing he tries to play with other people and groups. Last year he joined NYLSO- the New York  Late Starters Orchestra, a group of adults who came to learn an instrument later in life. This year […]

11/20/2018
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Thankful Thoughts for Sunday Stills

We were learning about Thanksgiving in my 3rd Grade class yesterday. After going over the traditions of Thanksgiving and how it started, the teacher asked if anyone had questions about the holiday. There were a few; do we have to eat turkey, can people celebrate if they are American and moved to another country were […]

11/18/2018
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All in a Week

My Uncle Henry died last Saturday. He lived a long life, to 94, married over 70 years to my Aunt, whom I’ve written about here, and here. The end didn’t come easy, he fell into the world of dementia in the last year, which was hard to watch. He had been a History teacher for […]

11/06/2018
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Dear 15 Year Old Me

Brian over at Bushboys World, (a blog I highly recommend you check out) tagged me to answer the following questions, originally posted by Everyday Magic With Jubilee Often times we may wish that we could go back in time and give our former selves advice and words of wisdom. If you could go back in time, […]

10/30/2018
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The Answer is Blowin’ in the Wind

I have found the news of the last few days terribly depressing. The hate, the unrest, the deaths, hard as I try to block out the goings on in the political arena in the United States, it is hard to ignore the violence that keeps erupting. My friend, a musician, shared a post of herself […]

10/29/2018
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Women Empowering Women

I spent Sunday afternoon at one of my favorite parks/garden- Wave Hill in Riverdale, NY. It was overcast and a bit gray, and pretty chilly, but it never seems to matter as the surroundings are so beautiful. The resident Mockingbird greeted me as he always does I walked the grounds enjoying seeing the many berries […]

10/28/2018
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Walktober By Car

Robin at Breezes at Dawn created a Walktober share, where one can share a walk with the rest of us. This month has gotten away from me, but today I needed to run an errand a little North of where I live and decided to share my drive, rather than walk, on this last day of […]