Post menopause, retirement and pandemic pounds have taken its toll on me the past few years. I've always struggled to maintain a healthy weight and it's becoming obvious I'm losing the war with age and gravity. Recently, I read a book titled Younger Next Year for Women. The premise of the book is how women … Continue reading New definition of Hot Mess
July Photo Challenge: Get Low
July....half way through 2022 and this month, we're getting low with PJ's photo challenge. It's so easy to focus on what's in front of us at eye level. After all, making sure we see what's coming at us can help us swerve when those curve balls are hit directly at us. What we are not … Continue reading July Photo Challenge: Get Low
Happy Tuesday
My friend took a picture of a post-it note on her bathroom mirror she reads every morning. She sent it to me. I'm sharing it today as part of Sandee's Happy Tuesday blog hop. Hope everyone's week is being kind.
Transformation of a city girl
I grew up in Kansas City. My dad was a structural engineer for a large firm named Black and Veatch. My mom stayed home raising kids until we were self sufficient enough for her to go back to work. She worked in administration for KC Southern Railroad. We lived in 1960s-70s suburbia and didn't want … Continue reading Transformation of a city girl
Bryce Canyon National Park
I've been to the Grand Canyon. I've been to one of the canyon trails in Zion National Park. Both majestic and spectacular in their own way. But, I can say I've never seen anything like Bryce Canyon. On our recent trip to Vegas, we drove an hour and a half to the home of our … Continue reading Bryce Canyon National Park
Peripheral Perceptions 