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Tag Archives: work
My Daughters Know Their Mother
I started a new job on Monday. Soon after I arrived at work, some beautiful flowers were delivered from 1st Daughter who lives in another town. Just a few minutes after that, 2nd Daughter and 2nd Grandson appeared at my … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, Family
Tagged daughters, family, flowers, Oklahoma State University, work
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Getting Government Assistance is a Full-Time Job
For those who say the government makes it easy for poor people to get and stay on government benefits, I say “Pshaw!”. Actually, I don’t say what I’m thinking because that would be inappropriate. Here’s the scenario outlining time and … Continue reading
Maybe I Could Make How-To Videos
Since I’m still looking for a job, I’m trying to think of jobs that I could make up for myself. Maybe I could make How-To Videos. Here’s one that’s on youtube.com. What do you think? Poor Ima! 🙂
Posted in Aging & Changing, Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged aging, how-to video, Ima Klutz, peel, raw egg, unemployed, video, work, youtube.com
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Be Happy for Me
Be happy for me When I am able to pull myself out of bed Even though my world is crashing down around me. Be happy for me When I can hope for a job Even though the school year … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Poems
Tagged aging, brain, eBook, Kindle, poem, publish, unemployed, work, writing
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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
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I’m Still Breathing
I apologize to my blogging buddies who have been worried about me. Some of you have “checked in” periodically, and my heart has been so touched when I have been able to take the time to read your notes to me. Thank … Continue reading
Some answers
Some answers – or at least returned phone calls. Some actions. Dad is scheduled for release from temporary facility on Monday. Must find a permanent facility they can afford – where he will actually have a life – not just … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Family, Poems
Tagged aging, answers, creditors, home, release, work
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The Soothing Sound of Trickling Water – Ahhhhh. . .
I have found a fountain that combines my love for tulips with my love for trickling water (sans toilet) and with my love for keeping as much of my money as possible. Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, House, Songs Come to Mind
Tagged aging, Donna Summer, fountain, money, pee, song interlude, toilet, trickling, tulips, water, work
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