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Happy Valentine’s Day; You’re Going to Die!” How to Fall in Love With Your Mind-Blowing, All-Too-Brief Life.
Luxury fitness brand Life Time’s Chief Storyteller Jill Palmquist says the life we’ve been given is our one true love. Here’s how not to miss it this February 14 (and every other day). CHANHASSEN, MN (February 2025)—Valentine’s Day is all candy hearts, roses, and candlelight when you’re partnered up with someone who gives you the proverbial “Butterflies.” But what if you’re very much solo? Or what if you’re a long-married, slightly weary cynic whose Butterflies flapped away years ago to find fresher, younger, more idealistic pastures? Don’t cancel Valentine’s Day altogether, urges Jill Palmquist. Instead, think of it as a (frilly, flowery, Champagne-bubbly) wake-up call to fall deeply in love with…
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Window on the Bay
I finished the last book I checked out at the Richland Hills Library last night. Which was Window on the Bay written by Debbie Macomber. You can call this a romance with a touch of suspense thrown in. The plot is about 2 ladies who’ve been friends since college who want to take a trip to Paris. Although, life keeps getting in the way. Through the storyline of Window on the Bay we get to meet their children. The problems the children are going through. As well as a elderly mom who has an accident. Both ladies are divorced single moms. In Window on the Bay they both met men…
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If Not For You
When we went to Richland Library this week, I picked up a variety of books to read including If Not For You written by Debbie Macomber I read the book jacket and in a way it seemed like I had read the book but then other times it was like it was a new story. I brought the hardback copy home and after reading the first couple chapters I knew I had read the story before but that didn’t stop me from reading the book in just two days. If Not For You on their regular bookshelf hidden among other Debbie Macomber books I want to check out. Before you ask…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
