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Category Archives: Musings
Having Covid19 (Probably)
There are so many ironies and quirks to the story. Irony one: if my trip to visit family had been scheduled for just a week later, I wouldn’t have gone. And I wouldn’t have gotten the disease that has dominated … Continue reading
Winter has arrived in Greensboro
On Sunday it snowed. And snowed. And snowed. Sunday evening it turned to ice and freezing rain, but by Monday morning it was snowing again. In all we had somewhere over a foot of snow. You northerners may scoff, but … Continue reading
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It Wasn’t Exactly the Christmas I Wanted…
(I originally posted this on the Classic and Cozy blog, but wanted to repost here.) But it was the one I got, and it was terrific in its own way. Just not the way I planned. It’s always a better … Continue reading
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
A couple of months ago I noticed that my bill from the local power company, Duke Energy was a bit lower than I expected. Not a lot but somewhat. However, we’d just installed a bunch of energy-saving light bulbs and … Continue reading
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Bye Bye Baseball
Most people who know me know that I’m a sports fan. I love pro football, college basketball, and baseball in particular. While watching Major League baseball on TV is fun, I can only take so much of it at a … Continue reading
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The Consumer Dilemma
A few days ago my printer died, which forced me into researching printers and buying a new one. But that brought with it another dilemma… Read about it here and I’d love to hear your thoughts about the situation: https://classicandcozybooks.blogspot.com/2017/08/the-consumer-dilemma.html … Continue reading
The Freedom to Write
Today I shared a Fourth of July meditation about freedom and the writer over at the Classic and Cozy blog: https://classicandcozybooks.blogspot.com/2017/07/the-freedom-to-write.html
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Lessons From the Olympics
Watching the Olympics a couple of weeks ago left me thinking about what we could learn from them. Here are a few quick thoughts I had about the games: 1. Winning is relative. I know that sounds like a strange thing to say … Continue reading
