Yesterday, I got a shipment from Walmart. It was a heavy box, made up of sports drinks -- the ones with electrolytes and all that other good stuff in them. I have to drink them. Not that I like them. Nobody likes them. it. It's not horrible, but it is not delicious, either, no matter … Continue reading GARBAGE – Marilyn Armstrong
Day: 08/01/2018
STAY AT HOME KIDS – BY ELLIN CURLEY
I have a friend who has three daughters, including a set of twins. They are now in their late twenties and early thirties. And they are all back living at home now. I was shocked to hear this. All three girls have four-year college degrees. All three have full-time jobs. But none can earn enough … Continue reading STAY AT HOME KIDS – BY ELLIN CURLEY
RIGHT AS RAIN – Marilyn Armstrong
One of the ways I know I've gotten old is when someone goes missing, I'm afraid they are in the hospital or some other catastrophe has befallen them. I worry about the fragility of the people in my world. My family. Garry. Me. The dogs. Online. Personally. Distant and nearby. To be fair, I also … Continue reading RIGHT AS RAIN – Marilyn Armstrong
WHINING AND RESIGNING – Marilyn Armstrong
I'm not going to do it. I want to. I need a good whine. . Because we all have days like this. The kind of day when by the end of it, you want to resign. Not from blogging, but from the humanity. I want to just throw it all in and hide. Permanently. Whatever … Continue reading WHINING AND RESIGNING – Marilyn Armstrong
