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Monthly Archives: August 2021
Today’s post is brought to you by Rakkasan Nam Viet Earl Grey
I am still washing my tea cup and wine glass in the bathroom sink. Sigh. It is probably some kind of karmic equalizer to ensure one does not become too cocky in the grand plans of the universe. At least, … Continue reading
Katrina Recovery Merlot and Resurrection Katrina
I have been known to select wines because I liked the label, although that is not my only criterion. This process began because when I first started drinking wine, I would study the label information to learn a bit about … Continue reading
Lighten up? Did I say to lighten up?
It is going to take a little getting used to with all this white in here! The old kitchen had a beige grasscloth wallpaper. This is as close to smoky white as I could get…and it is a little whiter … Continue reading
Mississippi’s 1936 response to polio: A contrast to the 2021 response to Covid and the Delta variant
Back in October 2020, I posted about the history of poliomyelitis and the efforts to produce an effective vaccine. Yesterday while doing some New Deal research, I ran across a couple of articles from 1936 about Mississippi’s response to prevention … Continue reading
Day 4: Things happen, and then it is what it is not, which it now is
Yesterday was a busy day. Frankly, by the end of it, I was too tired to process pictures. We turned off the TV at 9:30 and I was asleep by 10. Mid-afternoon, Rand summoned me to the kitchen for a … Continue reading
Day 3: Can I keep up the happy dance? I think I can, I think I can
While I was picking up the paint and the vent hood this morning, the crew was finishing the hall and mudding the kitchen/dining walls. Not wanting to overtax Abby, we sub-contracted with Steffi to check the completed hallway. She is … Continue reading
Day 2.1: I am floored
By quitting time yesterday, the walls were done and the floor down. Even with a little sheetrock dust on it, I love it. New plywood subfloor was laid at the head of the hall–that infamous T junction with 4 doors! … Continue reading
Day 2: What the unknown comic left behind
I try to follow my higher self rule. That means, in the wake of all encounters, be your higher self–the forgiving, loving, kindest self. Sometimes that is hard to do. There is sometimes the situation where one’s reasonable and logical … Continue reading
Day 1: Team Amazing
Yesterday was a lesson in perseverance. All of these cabinets had to be emptied, which necessitated my lying on my side in the floor to be able to reach items in the far recesses of the ell and the base … Continue reading
The importance of being flexible
The first year I was on faculty at the University, our department chair gave us each a pin like this one. He said he knew it was “cheesy” but he also knew we were embarking on the difficult journey of … Continue reading