The adventures, surprises, and occasional chaos that happen when two people retire and suddenly spend every day together.
Photo by Tristan Wilson on Pexels.com There are certain moments in loving a child that sit quietly in your chest for a long time afterward. Watching Liddle S’kiddle graduate high school was one of them. We are unbelievably proud of her.Proud of the hard work.Proud of the discipline.Proud of the long nights and early mornings … Continue reading The Back Rows
As you know, hubby and I went away for a long weekend a few weeks ago . We had such a wonderful time with great friends. So this is not about that. What this is about… Is slightly alarming. Have you ever thought about packing to go on a trip? Of course you have. If … Continue reading Packing for Inflammation Instead of Nightlife
Hubby and I are on a weekend trip with friends. Yes, I know. We are in the middle of managing two houses, packing one, moving into another, and generally living in a state best described as “controlled chaos.” So naturally…we ran away for the weekend to make life easier. Solid plan. No notes. It’s day … Continue reading Not Today Gravity
I’m writing this while I’m supposed to be socializing. Which, if you think about it, is a strong indicator of how this evening is going... for me. For everyone else? Oh, they are thriving. Hubby included. Radiant. Engaged. Positively buoyant in a sea of handshakes and conversation. Meanwhile, I am over here realizing six months … Continue reading I Came. I Socialized. Everyone Else Was Thriving. I Executed The Restroom Dodge.
Notes from Life After the Bell I cannot count how many times I’ve been annoyed walking behind someone slow. You know the feeling—that boiling irritation when someone is in your way,moving at half your speed,and you’ve got somewhere to be. Today, my husband and I were in a store.(Perks of the Third Act—we can do … Continue reading They Might Already Be Walking As Fast As They Can
Third Act With Pattie 