Monthly Archives: June 2013

Today at 1 PM I took all three dogs over to Petsmart for their annual vaccinations. Navi, generally the most skittish one of the trio, spent most of her time cowering away from the other pets. Chief, the bold and … Continue reading →

Today seems like my first official day of vacation. I only have a graduation party for the evening, but it seems like some of my obligatory duties are complete. Last night I slept upstairs for the second time sans the … Continue reading →

When I got my iPhone a few months ago, I discovered one of the greatest tools that I’ve known in a long time. Siri. Or rather, I thought it was a great tool. Some days, I am just not quite … Continue reading →

Twenty years ago today, a personal tradition was born. At 2:15pm each June 27th I sit at the piano, and play “Red River Valley.” There was a darling little lady that welcomed me into this world in 1964, and on … Continue reading →

Man, oh man. The intersection of Shroyer Road and Lincoln Park Boulevard was like a dog walk festival. Seldom do we ever see other dogs out during the morning walk, but this morning we encountered seven dogs. Five of the … Continue reading →

A somewhat dull evening, however, PBS came to the rescue with a documentary on Henry Ford. Hey long day of teaching was completed an hour early due to a cancellation. I ran to Kroger to get some groceries for the … Continue reading →

Nothing out of the usual today I taught from 9:30 AM until 8 PM with an hour break. I did have one open lesson when the family could make it in time and hurried outback tomorrow the backyard within 15 … Continue reading →