October 24th is my younger brother, Randy’s, and my Grandfather’s birthday. I always enjoy these next two weeks because for that amount of time there is only one year between […]
I’m retired two months, and the court has my number. “No worries,” I think to myself. I was the coordinator of Mock Trial for our county. I know TOO many […]
Wahoooooo I finished my 1850s Churn Dash doll quilt. The churn dash, named after a butter churn thingy called a dash, is a nine-patch quilt. That means you sew 9 […]
Books are in place. I’m open for business.“What business?” you wonder, then you advise. “Well, Marsha, now that you are retired and blogging you ought to blog about things that […]
I spend an inordinate amount of time trying to problem solve using the tools that companies – open source or otherwise – give their customers to take care of […]
I am researching why my comments appearing in some of your spam folders. I went on wordpress.org and got a user name and password to begin my search. As […]
Thanks to Amy for leading me to Jake who has the Sunday Post Challenge. I have to think about where my favorite spot is, but I know it faces north. […]
Steve Woods from Tulare County Office of Education runs a tight Photoshop ship, and he navigated us through some difficult waters. I practiced quite a bit today, with mixed success. […]
Most of the blogs I run across include photography. Blogging documents trips, family or friends’ gatherings, spotlights interests, conveys information, or displays creative talent. I find that I compete […]
I went to work in jeans – against the rules. I’m sorry Mr. Vidak, it was my last day, and I figured, “Why not be comfortable? I wasn’t going anywhere. […]
How many times do you visit an area, and think, “I really want to go there”, but then you don’t go. That was me and the Railroad Museum. Yesterday the […]
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