Recently, Entrepreneur and I drove to Fulton, MO, a nearby town, to have lunch with some friends. The town is home to two colleges, Westminster and William Woods. It's also home to what is historically known in the town as The Brick District. The Brick District is a few blocks of downtown Fulton where sixty-nine … Continue reading A piece of the past
Preserving my sanity
What do you do when you have a few minutes of down time? Waiting in a physician's office? Waiting for a pick up order? Waiting to pick up kids or grandkids? Traveling as a passenger with windshield time? The "witching hour" between afternoon and dinner? Some of you may not have any down time. I … Continue reading Preserving my sanity
April Photo Challenge: Enjoy Life
Wow. April is gone and it's already May 3rd! April was a busy month with much of my time spent with needy college senior students with their capstone project. I didn't get a lot of photos partly because of my schedule and partly because of the stinking' weather here in middle Missouri. If it was … Continue reading April Photo Challenge: Enjoy Life
What’s your favorite genre?
I've come to the realization that my preferred genre in film is historical fiction. While I love a good crime mystery or dystopian story, more often than not, I gravitate to period dramas. And, as a result, I tend to binge watch when I find one I like. I sit here a bit bleary-eyed today … Continue reading What’s your favorite genre?
Degas and Monet and Van Goh….oh my!
We just finished a week with the grand girls called Spring Break. We like to plan experiences with them they don't normally get to do/see. This year we planned a few day trips. One was to see the Nelson Atkins museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri. The teenager, Peanut, is all about history so … Continue reading Degas and Monet and Van Goh….oh my!
Peripheral Perceptions 