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Monthly Archives: February 2011
I Like My New Qwerty Keyboard Cell Phone – and Texting!
Texting – something I resisted for a long time (I also resisted DVD’s and cell phones for a long time – you know – new fangled things – Yikes!). I’m not really fond of talking on the phone a lot, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged aging, cell, cell phone provider, phone, qwerty keyboard, texting, typing
8 Comments
Plugged In-FunFauxFoto©
Of course I plugged it in! – FunFauxFoto© Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, FunFauxFoto©
Tagged brain, cartoon, fun, FunFauxFoto©, house, photo, plugged in
6 Comments
My Favorite Slippers Are No More. . .
A couple of years ago (I think it was a couple of years ago – I lose track of time) my dear friend, JoAnn, knitted and felted a pair of slippers for me. They are so warm and comfy, I … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, Songs Come to Mind
Tagged felt, friend, knit, Nat King Cole, outside, song interlude, What’ll I Do, winter, work from home
13 Comments
Save, Save, and Save Again! (Or) How Not to Get Egg on Your Face
Boy, do I feel like an idiot! Hey — I don’t just feel like an idiot. I am an idiot. An idiot without a work log and with a whole carton of eggs on my face. (Eewwwww!! Raw eggs are disgusting!)
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Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged brain, breakfast, computer, eccentric, idiot, raw egg, work
4 Comments
Annual Valentine’s Day Celebration: Food, Friends, Fun, and Short People
Every year, my friend JoAnn prepares a sumptuous meal on the Saturday night closest to Valentine’s Day for some single friends (and her lovely Mom and Dad). JoAnn is an excellent cook – as opposed to me who eats out … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, Songs Come to Mind
Tagged bacon, burn, cheddar biscuits, friends, gifts, lamb, laughter, pancakes, Randy Newman, Short People
8 Comments
Yummm. . . A Syllogism About Chicken
Healthy people eat chicken; I eat chicken; therefore, I am healthy. That’s called a syllogism. See – the problem you can run into with a syllogism is that it may not be valid. Uh-Oh! Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged challenge, cook, freezer, George Foreman Grill, health, organize, pantry, parsimonious, rice, vermicelli
4 Comments
Water Torture!
When temperatures are below freezing, we have to keep the water dripping to help keep the pipes from freezing. Drip. . . Drip. . . Drip. . . Drip. . . Drip. . . hour after hour after hour! day after day after day! Hearing the dripping water hitting the stainless steel sinks is absolute, bone-grinding, head piercing torture. Continue reading
Oh, Yeah?-FunFauxFoto©
Oh, yeah? Well, it’s better than being wrapped around some old woman’s scraggly neck with my tail clipped in my mouth. Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, FunFauxFoto©
Tagged cartoon, clipped, fun, FunFauxFoto, mouth, old woman, photo, scraggly neck, squirrel, tail
6 Comments
“Queen for a Day” at the DMV
I doubt if anyone else has ever been treated like “Queen for a Day” at the DMV. Way to go, Mom! And, Happy Birthday!! Continue reading
Dad’s a Sneaky Devil!
The PT (Physical Therapy) guy went to visit Dad yesterday to evaluate him for PT. Side note: It took me a while to understand the difference between PT (Physical Therapy) and OT (Occupational Therapy). Evidently PT is for parts of … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Family
Tagged aging, dementia, family, occupational therapy, physical therapy, shuffle, sneaky, therapist, walk
6 Comments