What is your earliest memory? How far back can you really remember events, people, places without having the prompt of a photo or story that's been told? 6202 East 96th Street, Kansas City, MO. Out of the blue, I remembered my childhood home address the other day. So, I looked it up on Zillow and … Continue reading My first childhood memories
June at warp speed 2
Yesterday, I posted the beginning of my June at warp speed month. It continued when we took our oldest daughter and the grand girls to Branson, Missouri. Entrepreneur spent weeks organizing this vacay as an end-of-the-school-year trip to congratulate them on doing so well academically in school through a very tough pandemic year. Dogwood Canyon … Continue reading June at warp speed 2
June at warp speed 1
June was literally a blur; which is my excuse for being absent in the blogosphere. School let out the end of May and we didn't waste any time at all with the extra curricular activities. This is how it started...... For Columbia 2021: June 5th For Columbia an an annual city-wide service project. This year, … Continue reading June at warp speed 1
June Photo Challenge: DIY
Can you believe June is gone? It seems like it just started. June was a crazy month for me. I'll be recapping it in a couple future posts. But, today is all about PJ's photo challenge prompt: DIY. DIY...Do It Yourself. We do it all the time and might not even realize it. The phrase, … Continue reading June Photo Challenge: DIY
May Photo Challenge: Spring has Sprung
Here it is June 1st and time for PJ's monthly photo challenge. May's prompt was Spring has Sprung. Appropriate for those in the northern hemisphere. Spring was gorgeous this year in middle Missouri. From the daffodil flowers to the redbud trees, everything seemed to be saturated in color. But, most of our color came in … Continue reading May Photo Challenge: Spring has Sprung
Peripheral Perceptions 