Autumn by Emily Dickinson The morns are meeker than they were, The nuts are getting brown; The berry’s cheek is plumper, The rose is out of town.The maple wears a gayer scarf, The field a scarlet gown. Lest I should … Continue reading →
Tomorrow, Oct. 3 I will have oral surgery to extract a tooth, then implant and crown a new one–new to me, that is. So I may be a bit late in responding to your comments. But there is always … Continue reading →
Hi everyone. Yesterday we had an 80s bash here at Provision to celebrate assisted living and open our facility to the community. It was so much fun. I danced and sang and wore a silly hat and enjoyed the wonderful … Continue reading →
My son-in-law’s parents. Jay left us this year but Linda is still with us. I so enjoyed our visits with them, especially when we went dancing. So many good memories. Last night our dining room was filled with grandparents and … Continue reading →
As I write this blog, it’s Labor Day. Autumn is in the wings and apples are abounding. I miss living near Gizdich Ranch in Watsonville, California, close to where I lived for almost 20 years. The fresh apple pie … Continue reading →
I was recently inducted into the Welcome Committee at Provision Living, my new home. It’s a simple job–just welcome new residents. So far I have made many new friends. We have meals together and we participate in games and walking … Continue reading →
Today I opened a box of memorabilia my daughter Erin sent from California after she and her family cleared out the remaining items in my home. What fun it was to see old photos from the 1930s and 40s when … Continue reading →
Every night before going to bed I check our monthly calendar to see what fun things are ahead for the next day. We have flower arranging once a month and then decorate each dining table with a fresh mini bouquet. … Continue reading →
Last week I went to the Cincinnati Pops concert. Finished off with an amazing drone show–the first I’d ever seen. It was such fun to see young families gathering on the spacious lawn enjoying snacks and drinks, and laughter together. … Continue reading →
Last week I read a beautiful inspiration. The writer encouraged readers to stop, look and listen at least twice a day, looking at nothing more than the blue sky and fluffy clouds and passing cars. I realized I had been … Continue reading →