Geocachers get together every year in an event called GeoWoodstock. It’s usually scheduled in May, alternating between the West Coast and the East Coast. Two years ago, I planned to go to […]
Geocachers get together every year in an event called GeoWoodstock. It’s usually scheduled in May, alternating between the West Coast and the East Coast. Two years ago, I planned to go to […]
My mother passed away in February of 2013. It’s now been 12 years since she has been gone. Losing my mother was hard, but that was overshadowed by my oldest daughter’s suicide […]
Other than my reading list, which I maintain throughout the year, I didn’t manage to get a blog post up wrapping up 2024. There are many reasons for that. I decided to […]
I’ve been a bit remiss in discussing my life lately. The truth is, events over the past few months have left me discouraged, particularly the results of the election here in the […]
I used to write stories for myself as a teenager. I had a few friends in high school I showed some of them to, but for the most part, no one saw […]
If you haven’t seen it, a few days ago a woman posted the question on social media to other women, if you were in the woods alone, which would you rather encounter, […]
For a while now I’ve loved reading the AITA (Am I The Asshole) posts on Reddit and various Facebook groups. Most of them, I find, are people who are making a stand […]
My mother died 11 years ago today. It wasn’t unexpected. A reoccurrence of the breast cancer we thought she’d beaten popped up late in October of 2012 and it had metastasized. We knew she didn’t […]
December is usually a time of year I travel. For 27 years, there has been a group of internet Disney enthusiasts who meet in Walt Disney World. Back when it started, there weren’t many […]
I’m writing this because I have a few books on my list that deal with adoption. Whenever an adoptee comes out with anything negative about the adoption experience, it’s immediately assumed that […]
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