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  • The Maiming of Mufasa, or The Day My Harley Was Run Over

    Mufasa, most would agree, was Disney’s King, the laid-back, easy-going-until-you-messed-with-him-or-his-family, Lion King. I named my first motorcycle (a beautiful, Luxury Blue, Harley Davidson 1200 Custom Sportster), after Mufasa. I thought the name suited him. He was easy going but I never forgot the power he exhibited. This was my very first motorcycle and most days Read more

  • The Dryer Saga

    I have a sign with clothes pins on it, hanging on the wall over my dryer. The sign reads, “Looking for a Sole Mate,” which I think is an adorable sign and place to hang errant socks that either the washing machine or dryer consume the mates to. Well tonight we found a glove and Read more

  • God and Garlic

    After my ever-present coffee, church was next on my agenda. My takeaway from the service today was about being the person who bears fruit. The last few weeks have been a struggle for me – conflict with my family, my budget, and my health. It was really, and I mean REALLY hard to see God’s Read more

  • Remembering the Date (9/11)

    Will anything else ever take the place in my future memories of what happened on this date so many years ago? And then Toby Keith came out with his song about it, and it united us in this one singular cause – every single American (at least everyone I knew!) wanted to rain down on Read more

  • Selling Items on an Online Platform

    I have been selling on an online platform for a few years now and have recently begun to expand my listings to other platforms. My taste is eclectic, which reflects in the variety of products I sell. I could give tips and tricks (I might do a blog about that), but this morning’s post is Read more

  • My Not-So-Green Thumb

    I have a desire to plant, and two-thirds of my yard is not being used, so I’m planning out next Spring’s venture – an elaborate garden that will sustain Hubbin and me, and whoever else might benefit from my not-so-green thumb. This year’s effort was a bit better than last year’s, however the multiple 100-degree Read more

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