I don’t talk much about the “reality” of having cancer. It’s not the same for everyone. I had it twice, once for each breast and each was unrelated to the other. It was relatively minor for me other than the… Read More ›
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LIFE, DEATH, CANCER, AND DIGNITY
I don’t talk much about the “reality” of having cancer. It’s not the same for everyone and my cases (two, one for each breast and each different from the other) were relatively mild. The lymph nodes were not attacked, the… Read More ›
NO ONE IS LISTENING – Marilyn Armstrong
When does the complexity of a problem exceed the original problem to such a degree that one would really rather run screaming into the snow than have to deal with all that “stuff”? Let’s say it’s dinnertime. The shrimp isn’t… Read More ›
TRIBUTE TO THE DETERMINED SQUIRREL – Marilyn Armstrong
FOWC with Fandango — Tribute When I went to buy my bird feeders, some feeders were listed as “squirrel-proof.” After I read the reviews, it proved what I pretty much knew: No feeder is squirrel-proof. What the feeder I bought said… Read More ›
WORLD-SHARING 2.02.4 – Marilyn Armstrong
Share Your World – July 9, 2018 What would you name the autobiography of your life? Serendipity. Which do you prefer sweet, salty or buttery? All of the above, in varying combinations. I do not, however, like “sweet-salty” combinations such as… Read More ›
COMPLICATION, COMPLEXITY AND NO ONE IS LISTENING – Marilyn Armstrong
What constitutes a complication? When does the complexity exceed the nature of the problem to the point where someone would really rather die than have to deal with all that “stuff”? For example — it’s dinnertime but the shrimp isn’t… Read More ›
THE RIGHT PEDIGREE – Marilyn Armstrong
PEDIGREE – NOT JUST FOR DOGS! When we talk about pedigree, it’s usually about dogs or horses … or even cows and goats. In this case, I want to spend time talking about doctors. When it comes time to for… Read More ›
JUST BURY ME NOW
Oh Bury Me Now! We were watching West Wing last night. Watching it again because I need a reminder that government doesn’t have to be as horrible as it currently is. I am pretending that the show — West Wing… Read More ›