It’s not easy to describe me. I’m a multi-faceted septuagenarian with a lifelong archive of stories, loves, adventures, and experiences. Family is, and always will be, the driver of everything I do and why I do them. It motivates me to keep working and be the best Spouse, Mom, Mimi, and Mother in Law that I can be. I’m like a book of stories, each one different but never-ending, as I am still creating and adding to my life’s stories daily.

  • Old Chair
    Creativity

    Rethunk Junk

    If you like to paint to change things up a little bit, this is a paint you’ve got to try.  Rethunk Junk is an all-in-one furniture paint that’s simple to use with fabulous results.  There’s no priming, no sanding, and…

  • Never Long Enough
    Little Ones

    Never Long Enough

    If you are a pet owner, you know the heart-wrenching feeling when the time comes to say goodbye.  It’s hard to accept that it’s time because you don’t want to be the one to have to make the end-of-life choice,…

  • Working at home
    Little Ones,  Thoughts

    Working From Home

    I’m not a habitual teleworker.  I enjoy going to the office every day and only stay home if there’s inclement weather like we’ve had for the past several days.  It’s a struggle for me because I continue to get dressed…

  • Tree of Doves
    Thoughts

    Peace on Earth

    As I close out one year, I like to look back and think about whether I made a difference for anyone. Then, I think about what my plan will be for moving forward into the new year. I do make…

  • Apple
    Thoughts

    Finding My Roots

    A story told is a life lived; here is more of my story. I don’t dwell on the “What-ifs.”  The What-Ifs serve no purpose because they never happened.  I focus my energy on the “What-Was” because the What-Was is why…

  • Christmas Cards
    Holidays

    Christmas Cards

    The December days could be cold and damp in rural Tennessee, and occasionally there would be snow.  The old farmhouse had drafty windows and doors and no heat outside the fireplace, so the rooms were also cold and drafty. Winter…