Recently I had my hair spritzed with red again, so when I entered the the Koko Fit Club this morning fit coach Amanda commented on how cute it was and wasn’t it purple last month? Near me was an elderly woman with gorgeous short, white-silver hair. She commented she liked my hair then said, “Imagine . . . → Read More: Forget Your Age; Live Your Life
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Every May I clean out my garage, put screens on the door and settle my white resin rocker and small red table in front of the screen. This summer room becomes my “place” until late fall. I sit for hours gazing out across the marsh, at the cottages on the beach. If I turn my . . . → Read More: Fix The Door When someone says don’t get comfortable it usually doesn’t mean good things. It’s usually a warning that if life right now is too good, beware, because it could change at any time. Although I have found this to be true, I have come to believe it’s a positive thing. We get our energy from . . . → Read More: Don’t Get Comfortable What’s the risk is a question I should be asking myself more often when fear strikes. One of my greatest fears as a beginning artist is the blank page. Before I even put the pencil to the page thoughts of screwing it up are racing through my brain. I get over it. I put the . . . → Read More: What’s The Risk? Haha! I’m younger is the second thing I said to my dear friend, Donna, this morning after wishing her a happy 60th birthday. She said I wasn’t far behind her – and I’m not – I turn sixty in August. But that does make me younger, doesn’t it? My friend is my hero. We . . . → Read More: Haha! I’m Younger! On Monday I arrived home from NY to find this lovely package from Cookies By Design gracing my doorstep, a Mother’s Day gift from my Boston daughter, and the Cookie Saga began. Mind you, these are by far the best cookies you have EVER tasted in your entire life, so I was extremely excited. . . . → Read More: The Cookie Saga It’s been 15 days since I’ve done any yoga or exercise and today was the day to begin again. This morning I went to fit club and the workout was good, but my e-BMI (Body Mass Index) was amazing – after 15 days napping and sitting. It was 29.3. I’ve never fallen below 29.7. I . . . → Read More: 15 Days One of the fun parts of writing a daily blog is you know that for ever how many years you wrote it, you can go back and see what you wrote about on exactly this day, however many years ago you choose. One might ask what would be the purpose of doing that? The biggest . . . → Read More: Exactly This Day My solitary confinement began six days ago with the onset of a bad cold. (My husband brought it from NY). I haven’t been sick in years and forgot what it was like. I almost didn’t even remember my old cold remedies that used to work to shorten the life of such a cold. Besides the . . . → Read More: Solitary Confinement I finished the last bit of Mitch Albom’s The Timekeeper as soon as I got up this morning. I read it until 1 am, tried to sleep, read more at 3 am, slept for a bit, and had to finish it at 6 am. It was that good. In fact, in the in-between times while . . . → Read More: Finished “The Timekeeper” |
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