Losing at Wingspan, winning at life
Pat and Mary It’s the Fritz family’s fault. They were the ones who [...]
Disaster preparedness
It is in times of great tragedy that the true strength of a nation is [...]
Swearing at Chopin
I consider it a sign of maturity that I no longer swear at Chopin. I [...]
Hey, we’re the exshperts
Got a package the other day. The kind I had to sign for. Not a [...]
To Bee
I went over all my transactions from my bank account, trying to find a deduction-worthy [...]
The State Mommy!
I was looking up our State Symbols the other day to find out what our [...]
Following this
I started Murrmurrs in the heyday of blogging, which was a long time ago, children, [...]
How to whang yourself with your thumper
I’ve never seen a springtail. I didn’t even realize I should have. But I am [...]
Hijinks in the joint
An Oregon woman was recently arrested for smuggling drugs into a federal prison. I’ve always [...]
The Bubonic Whale
It got my attention right away. There in the paper was a photo of a [...]
Keeping abreast with a new method
It’s official. The health authorities are no longer recommending breast self-exams. All that is strictly [...]
Forty-seven miles to rake
I like raking. It’s invigorating, satisfying, and it smells good. I don’t rake anymore because [...]
Early-onset nonagenaria
Dave and I went to see our friends at Kaiser Permanente to get our vaccines [...]
Early spring on a late planet
I love my classical radio station but I’m easily irked by some of the hosts. [...]
My curb, my crap
This can be done. It might be a little hard at first, and you might [...]