…went to bed Tuesday night and woke up today and…it’s Thursday! Completely lost Wednesday in there someplace. I do remember working until three, working out until four, then sitting with, Vanessa, the next girl that came on for the three to seven shift. I stayed her whole shift and talked with her. She was so . . . → Read More: Oops….
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* Today’s post is written for the Cape Cod Mommy Blog and will appear there tomorrow. Have I got a deal for you! In case you haven’t heard there is a new way to exercise all over Cape Cod. It’s called Koko Fit Club. Their tagline is Fit Figured Out and it’s not kidding. . . . → Read More: Cape Cod Moms: Too Busy To Exercise? Here we are again doing Fun Friday on Saturday. The letter of the week for the A to Z blog hop is “J”. “J”, for me, can only stand for journey. The journey from the working world to retirement was a lot longer than I ever thought it would be. I thought the first year . . . → Read More: “J” is for Journey Since IOS 7 has been gracing iPhones and iPads across the world this past week, all I have seen are posts, blogs, articles, and news about how much it’s hated. I didn’t pay any attention to it until I got my new iPhone 5C Tuesday. I admit I was a little taken with the new . . . → Read More: IOS 7 This is actually the Fun Friday A 2 Z blog hop post – it’s appearing on Saturday – so can you guess what kind week it was? Yup. Hard. What made it hard? The fact that I’ve been called to edge of my comfort zone so many times in just five days. This was my . . . → Read More: H is for Hard! It was so nice to come home from work today and find my Boston daughter and her two friends here for the weekend. They have this “college reunion” weekend every year and this is the seventh year they are here. I just told them they were going for ten and in unison they yelled, “Stop!” . . . → Read More: Girls’ Night Tomorrow is the last day of summer camp and tonight we did something we’ve never done before. We held a banquet just to be together after a wonderful week at “writing camp”. Bonds were formed, camaraderie was evident, business cards and emails were exchanged and hugs were hugged. Whether it be writers, teachers, artists, . . . → Read More: Summer Camp – Day 4 – Birds of a Feather My car was eleven years old when I traded it in for a new one. I remember driving it very cautiously because the shocks were well-worn. I drove around potholes and avoided bumps of any kind. I didn’t want to hit a hole and crack a shock on the Mass Pike. When I got my . . . → Read More: Wearing Out On the way home tonight I heard a commercial on the radio and it was talking about “do something days”. You know, like Clean Out The Fridge Day” or “Take Your Cat To Work Day”? Then it complained that every day was a “do something day”. Negotiating the Bourne Rotary, I thought what’s wrong . . . → Read More: Do Something Day Waking up today I slowly realized it was Tuesday. That’s how it always is after a weekend – especially one that afforded me another day of Sunday. In examining the order of my days M-F is filled with exercise, yoga, writing, drawing, meetings, various responsibilities and friends. Saturday and Sunday I slide off that grid . . . → Read More: Another Day of Sunday |
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