This morning I have to call one of the government agencies involved in that mistake made by a former employer. The former employer made the mistake, I have to deal with the consequences! Anyway, it was the first thing I thought of when I woke up this morning, after a good night’s sleep. I arose… Continue reading Cidiots
Author: Maggie Turner
The Maggie Turner Challenge Event
The Bourdaloue; not a gravy boat. Image Source: http://peinturesetpoesies.blog50.com/tag/louis+bourdaloue The sun shone yesterday! I awoke this morning well before light. I am waiting. It is too early to tell if the sun will shine today. I can say though, that it is not snowing. Yesterday we decided not to do a second firing in the… Continue reading The Maggie Turner Challenge Event
Equinox Snow Squalls
Snow Squalls for the Vernal Equinox 2013 Today the sun shines directly on the equator. But it is not shining here. It isn’t shining anywhere in Canada today, from what I am reading on the weather media. It is the first day of “spring”. We don’t mention that word here though. Today is called the… Continue reading Equinox Snow Squalls
Stormy Monday
The fine art of sleeping. Mist basking in the Kitty Basket Bed. Sunday, March 17, 2013 Attila and I are sitting in front of a roaring fire, drinking our coffee and having a good chat. The subject of conversation usually involves, at some point, the weather report. Snow predicted every day of the week to… Continue reading Stormy Monday
SIDS
We got an email message from Luna yesterday, from Florida, that Janus’ brother’s new baby girl, several months old, died in her sleep over the past weekend, the coroner said it was SIDS. How shocking for them, and how heartbreaking! She was their first baby. The Grandbabies have lost a cousin. How very sad. Last… Continue reading SIDS