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???????? Juneteenth at Home: A Family Conversation, a Busy Apartment Day, and a Simple Way We Might Celebrate Together
For my family this morning started like most mornings around here do—I grabbed a glass of water and got to work and somewhere between Bradley coming in to my room to ask me a question and Charlie in and out of the kitchen, while Charlie and I were and talking about something that honestly started out simple. We were trying to figure out Juneteenth. Not in a deep, planned way. Just one of those everyday conversations where you say, “Wait… is this a federal holiday?” and then suddenly you’re looking things up, comparing notes, and realizing you’ve heard the word a hundred times but never really stopped long enough to…
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Color Your Own Bookmark!
Welcome to February. Good bye January. I don’t know how you can be gone but there is no, time to wonder as we move into a new month. With Valentines around the corner I wanted to create a cute Bookmarker for you. I hope you like Gnomes as much as Charlie, David and I do. As I have a set of Color Your Own Bookmark featuring Gnomes. I can’t wait until my office is set up and I can print a set out for my niece and nephews. I know when I do David is going to want his very own set and so will Charlie. Thank you, Glenda, Charlie…
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National Cereal Day
National Cereal Day – Celebrated Annually on March 7 I would like to share some facts with you about the invention of breakfast cereal. Cereal was founded on the fact that the American diet of the mid 1800’s was a poor diet, They believe the diet was packed with protein, booze and caffeine. Cereal was considered a remedy – a sort of 19th-century health or wonder food for the ailing masses. If you’re raising a milk-sopped spoonful of oats or bran or wheat today, give a little nod to National Cereal Day, which honors this classic morning meal and midnight snack on March 7 If your celebrating #NationalCeralDay then I would like…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
