A Tale of Wool and Peace

Seven years is a long time to go without a haircut, but Prickles the Tazmanian sheep did it.  She wandered off during the 2013 Australian brush fires and found her way home in 2020. Having missed six years of regular shearing, she was one wooly merino. Like her, I have thick, naturally curly hair that Read More

Grit and Grace!

My dad liked John Wayne movies and, as a child of the 70’s in a one television household, that meant we all watched John Wayne movies. One such movie was called True Grit. At the time, I thought the word grit meant tough because a 14 year old girl went searching for a rough, rugged Read More

Beauty for Ashes

I once heard Crystal Lewis sing about trading ashes for beauty and I think I’m ready to take her up on that deal. In the last two weeks, I have had close encounters with my share of ashes. Two family members have passed away, others are fighting Covid-19 and a few days ago my husband’s Read More

Iron Sharpens Iron

I was not a happy camper when I suspected the gadget on my wrist was deducting steps for every minute I scroll through social media. There were 4,532 steps showing when I opened a new tab on my phone and an hour later 900 steps were missing. Did I lose steps by doing nothing?  I Read More

Only on Tuesdays

Are there days when you still get scared?” When my coworker asked the question, I had to stop and think for a minute. I couldn’t really say I get scared, but I definitely didn’t feel at ease on most days. You know, those days when something feels a little off but you can’t quite put Read More